<p>I was trying to read up on super and sub modular games. I have started with basic survey papers like the one by Rabah Amir (2005). Research papers assume a lot of common knowledge (the papers that I have been reading jump right into comparative statics), and since I am just starting out on this, I was looking for a text (book or paper) that could help me understand the basics before I jump into more complicated stuff. Any help will be much appreciated! Thank you!</p>

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2021-09-20T23:58:07.710Z
Have you read Jon Levin's [notes on supermodular games](https://web.stanford.edu/~jdlevin/Econ%20286/Supermodular%20Games.pdf)?
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I haven't. I will start with this. Thank you very much!
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Super and sub modular games
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# Super and sub modular games

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-09-20)

I was trying to read up on super and sub modular games. I have started with basic survey papers like the one by Rabah Amir (2005). Research papers assume a lot of common knowledge (the papers that I have been reading jump right into comparative statics), and since I am just starting out on this, I was looking for a text (book or paper) that could help me understand the basics before I jump into more complicated stuff. Any help will be much appreciated! Thank you!

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> **username_1**: Have you read Jon Levin's [notes on supermodular games](https://web.stanford.edu/~jdlevin/Econ%20286/Supermodular%20Games.pdf)?  
> **username_0**: I haven't. I will start with this. Thank you very much!  

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