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Games, Markets, and Online Learning Christian Kroer Columbia University July 1, 2025 Preface Why this book? There are several great books for game theory and market design from a com- putational perspective. Notably, I “grew up” with the books Nisan et al. (2007), Shoham and Leyton-Brown (2008) and Easley et al. (2010), which are classic texts in this area. The idea for the present book is that it will be complemen- tary to these books: by heavily leveraging online learning, a…
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