The payoff matrices in Figure 2 at the top of the next column show the payoffs for
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The payoff matrices in Figure 2 at the top of the next column show the payoffs for two games. The payoffs are given in parentheses. The values on the left refer to the payoff to A; the values on the right refer to the payoff to B. Hence, (2, 25) means a $2 payoff to A and a $25 payoff to B.
a. Is there a dominant strategy in each game for each player?
b. If game one were repeated a large number of times and you were A and you could change your strategy, what might you do?
c. Which strategy would you play in game two? Why?
Data from Figure 2
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Principles Of Economics
ISBN: 9781292294698
13th Global Edition
Authors: Karl E. Case, Ray C. Fair, Sharon E. Oster
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