Stackelberg Packing Games.

Stackelberg pricing games are pricing problems over a set of items. One player, the leader, sets prices for the items and the second player, the follower, buys a subset of items at minimal total cost subject to feasibility constraints. The constraints are determined by an optimization problem. For example, the Stackelberg shortest path game is used to optimize the income from road tolls (cf. [21]). The items are edges in a network graph and the follower buys a subset of edges forming a path.