In this monograph, we will present an introduction to the Theory of Games and,
among the various applications, we will highlight those pertinent to the economic
environment. We’ll show how each player’s decision affects another’s decision. It is
not a question of presenting a prescription for how to play, but rather of providing
strategic tools and rational analysis mechanisms with the intention of maximizing
its advantages in the corporate environment. With great advance brought about
by World War II, and by the successful military strategic use, we will contextualize
historically the theory, passing through its formal idealizers to the world recognition
provided by John Forbes Nash Júnior, mathematician and winner of the Nobel prize
of economy, by the generalization of the theory that took its name: Nash’s Theory
of Balance. After the mathematical demonstration of this result, we will conclude
the work explaining its proven use, as a decisive factor, in the judicial recovery of a
large company.
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