People are increasingly becoming interested in game theory because it provides a
way of elucidating the logical difficulty of a phenomenon and substantiates
various alternative courses of decisions and actions. With contributions by
experts from across the globe, the select papers in this compendium deal with
applications of game theory in the context of R&D strategies of firms;
investments in innovative projects; two-person stochastic games where each state
has a skew symmetric payoff matrix; study of voting as a decision procedure by
committees in firms; and game theory application in wireless communication
problems and in the context of an interacting colony of bacteria. This handy
volume encompasses advanced