Notes on the Economics of Game Theory - Part II
Games, naturally, can consist of one player, two players and
more than two players (n-players). They can be zero (or fixed) -
sum (the sum of benefits is fixed and whatever gains made by one
of the players are lost by the others). They can be nonzero-sum
(the amount of benefits to all players can increase or
decrease). Games can be cooperative (where some of the players
or all of them form coalitions)