I don't understand part d and e. Please tell me the answer and why.

c. Second change: the US government offers federal deposit insurance (FDI). This is a promise that if a bank goes bankrupt, the government will give the depositors all the money they had in that bank up to a maximum of $ 200,000. However, the average depositor had millions in the bank so they still would have lost a lot of money. We will now suppose that instead, the US government offered unlimited FDI. So Thiel and Stone have all their money insured in the event of the bank going bankrupt (but the government cannot compensate them for any effort they might incur from playing Run). Adjust the payoffs in (a) appropriately, and complete the matrix below. (2pt) Store . Run Hold Run 9.9 , 9.9 9.9 10 Thiel Hold 10.9.9 10. 10. d. How many pure strategy Nash equilibria does the game in (c) have? What are they? (1pt) I (Hold, Hold ) 2 . ( run , sun ) and ( hold , hold ) e. Given your answer to (d), how much money would you expect the government to have to pay out because of offering this insurance? Very briefly explain. (1pt) If Thrill and stone both run , the gout will pay to If Thill and Stone both hold , the gout will pay $ 20 . [Note: This bank run model and the question on insurance gives the intuition behind the Nobel prize winning work of Diamond and Dybvig on banking in the economy.]