Use the Resource Sheet for Test 2 to help you fill in the 10 blanks for this question Imagine a planet with only two countries, call the A & B. Suppose that each country as the productive capacity to produce $1,000 of commumer goods por period. Additionally, each country has the technological capability to build nuclear weapons, but such an investment would cost $200. one country did invest in nuclear marents while the other did not, it could take half of the other country's stock of consumer goods. If the other country had a nuclear capacity. It could twart any threat of invasion, extortion or intimidation Complete the payoff matrix with the appropriate values and answer the question: Which cell represents the mutually beneficial outcome? Which cell represents the equilibrium outcome? Fill in the values that correspond to each of the following numbers on the Resource Sheet for Test 12: 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6 7: 8: Blank 69: Blank #10: 1 Resource Sheet for Test 2 2. Click on tab at the bottom of the page for the Comparative Advantage scratch pad. 3 Prisoner's Dilemma Problem 4 s The numbers in the table correspond to the blanks on the test. 6 2 3 Country B 1 2 3 Which cell represents the mutually beneficial outcome? Build Arms Coll A Don't Build Arms Doll B LO Build Arms 2 4 Country A Which cell represents the equilibrium outcome? Doll 10 Ooll D Don't Build 5 7 6 Arms 8 00 Use the Resource Sheet for Test #2 to help you fill in the 10 blanks for this question. Imagine a planet with only two countries, call the A & B. Suppose that each country as the productive capacity to produce $1,000 of consumer goods per period. Additionally, each country has the technological capability to build nuclear weapons, but such an investment would cost $200 one country did invest in nuclear armaments while the other did not, it could take half of the other country's stock of consumer goods. If the other country also had a nuclear capacity. It could thwart any threat of invasion extortion or intimidation Complete the payoff matric with the appropriate values and answer the question: Which cell represents the mutually beneficial outcome? Which cell represents the equilibrium outcome? Fill in the values that correspond to each of the following numbers on the Resource Sheet for Test 42: 1: 2: 3. 4: 5 6: 7: 8 Blank 9 Blank #10: Use the Resource Sheet for Test 2 to help you fill in the 10 blanks for this question Imagine a planet with only two countries, call the A & B. Suppose that each country as the productive capacity to produce $1,000 of commumer goods por period. Additionally, each country has the technological capability to build nuclear weapons, but such an investment would cost $200. one country did invest in nuclear marents while the other did not, it could take half of the other country's stock of consumer goods. If the other country had a nuclear capacity. It could twart any threat of invasion, extortion or intimidation Complete the payoff matrix with the appropriate values and answer the question: Which cell represents the mutually beneficial outcome? Which cell represents the equilibrium outcome? Fill in the values that correspond to each of the following numbers on the Resource Sheet for Test 12: 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6 7: 8: Blank 69: Blank #10: 1 Resource Sheet for Test 2 2. Click on tab at the bottom of the page for the Comparative Advantage scratch pad. 3 Prisoner's Dilemma Problem 4 s The numbers in the table correspond to the blanks on the test. 6 2 3 Country B 1 2 3 Which cell represents the mutually beneficial outcome? Build Arms Coll A Don't Build Arms Doll B LO Build Arms 2 4 Country A Which cell represents the equilibrium outcome? Doll 10 Ooll D Don't Build 5 7 6 Arms 8 00 Use the Resource Sheet for Test #2 to help you fill in the 10 blanks for this question. Imagine a planet with only two countries, call the A & B. Suppose that each country as the productive capacity to produce $1,000 of consumer goods per period. Additionally, each country has the technological capability to build nuclear weapons, but such an investment would cost $200 one country did invest in nuclear armaments while the other did not, it could take half of the other country's stock of consumer goods. If the other country also had a nuclear capacity. It could thwart any threat of invasion extortion or intimidation Complete the payoff matric with the appropriate values and answer the question: Which cell represents the mutually beneficial outcome? Which cell represents the equilibrium outcome? Fill in the values that correspond to each of the following numbers on the Resource Sheet for Test 42: 1: 2: 3. 4: 5 6: 7: 8 Blank 9 Blank #10
