For the following games, do the following: a. Identify the players' best responses and strictly dominant strategies (if they exist) b. Identify the Nash equilibrium/Nash equilibria. c. Sketch the points on relevant axes. d. Label the points you think are Pareto efficient and explain why you think they're Pareto-efficient.Arkady Barbara Tomatoes Corn Tomatoes Figure 3: An Invisible Hand Game. Arkady's payoffs are listed first in the bottomleft corner. Barbara's are listed second in the topright corner. The game captures Adam Smith's ideas of speciaiization and gains from trade (or the opportunity to obtain economic rents from trade). We don't need players to play different strategies in every possible Invisible Hand Game. but it made sense here with agricultural production