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Game Theory Explained in One Minute

RomaniaPublished August 30, 2016

Views 966K  |  Likes 6.93K  |  Comments 199
Views#3,038,737Global
Views#4,259Romania

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One Minute EconomicsOne Minute Economics
235K subs•433 videos•Nov 2015

This video has 966K views and 6.93K likes, ranking #3,038,737 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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966,698

Likes

6,935

Comments

199

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Total (all-time): $677 – $1.93K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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You can't be good at economics if you aren't capable of putting yourself in the position of other people and seeing things from their perspective, you just can't. Game theory helps you do just that. Whenever you're involved in situations in which the outcome depends not only on your actions but on the actions of othe…

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August 30, 2016
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