Consider the three-player game depicted in the following figure. If larger payoffs are preferred, does this game have a unique Nash equilibrium? C2 C3 B B B BI B2 B3 BI B2 B3 BI B2 B3 (1.2.3) (2,6,4) (4.5.26.6.3 (1.5.3) (3.4.8) 2.2.6 (722) (3.1.2 A 12 42.910) (8.2, 3) (3,1.02.2... (4,0, 1) (5, 4(71.14.4.2) 43 (3.1.4) 0,42 25.06.4.3 (140) S 4.2.&.? (7.5) (.22). Payoffs: (A, 4, C) Fig. PE4.10. = NE = (A2,82,c2 ) Consider the three-player game depicted in the following figure. If larger payoffs are preferred, does this game have a unique Nash equilibrium? C2 C3 B B B BI B2 B3 BI B2 B3 BI B2 B3 (1.2.3) (2,6,4) (4.5.26.6.3 (1.5.3) (3.4.8) 2.2.6 (722) (3.1.2 A 12 42.910) (8.2, 3) (3,1.02.2... (4,0, 1) (5, 4(71.14.4.2) 43 (3.1.4) 0,42 25.06.4.3 (140) S 4.2.&.? (7.5) (.22). Payoffs: (A, 4, C) Fig. PE4.10. = NE = (A2,82,c2 )