As part of several lectures the audiences in Australia, India, and the United States were asked how the gain from a cooperative agreement should be divided among three individuals. The responses are considered in the context of various cooperative solutions that have been suggested in the theory...

A distinction is made concerning five distinct war scenarios, and a discussion is given of the different economic requirements for each of these scenarios. These requirements pose a considerable number of new economic problems that were not present in defense economics prior to World War II.

Empirical results indicate to what extent judges recognize similanties between payoff matrices that vary in game theoretic information conditions. Judges failed to note similarities in patterns of payoffs between matrices but did recognize patterns of behavior of an opponent.