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Copy of Zero-sum game

皓然 于

About this model

"The term ""zero-sum game"" is derived from the fact that the sum of gains and losses among players is always zero. These types of games require a minimum of two players, but can include many more. Popular examples of zero-sum games include board games such as Monopoly, and strategic games such as chess, bridge, and poker. Zero-sum games are not limited to the realm of games, but also exist in economic theories and real-life applications such as futures and options trading on the stock market.

"Copy of Zero-sum game" is a public Machinations diagram shared in the Community by 皓然 于, with 25 components.

It was created in April 2024 and last edited in April 2024.

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