Can you suggest a better game theory than Cournot, Stackelberg and Bertrand?  The Cournot Model: what happens when two firms compete simultaneously on the quantity of output they produce of a homogeneous good. The Stackelberg Model: what happens when two firms compete sequentially on the quantity of output they produce of a homogeneous good. The Bertrand Model: what happens when two firms compete simultaneously on the price of a homogenous good.

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