Sentence examples for zero-sum theory from inspiring English sources
"There's some truth to the zero-sum theory," Mr. Parks said in an interview.
You won't find the zero-sum theory in Canada either.
Nor do I remember the zero-sum theory from any of the half-dozen Western European countries I have lived in.
You won't find the zero-sum theory in Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations or The Theory of Moral Sentiments; though fully aware of human self-interest, Smith projected a gradually growing wealth embracing nations which had work ethic and skills.
The theory of zero-sum games is vastly different from that of non-zero-sum games because an optimal solution can always be found.
(Some spoilers ahead). Realism — the theory of international relations as a power-wielding, zero-sum game — shows up in George Romero's zombie movies and in "Independence Day," about a human-alien war, Drezner says.
In theory, corporate profits and wages shouldn't be a zero-sum game.
There will be an introduction of some fundamental concepts of game theory including the notions of the value of a two-person, zero-sum game and a Nash equilibrium for an n-person game.
Using methods from additive group theory such as the theorems of Kneser and of Kemperman-Scherk, classical zero-sum constants are studied, including the Davenport constant and the Erdös-Ginzburg-Ziv constant.
