Two pizza shops have just opened on campus: Giuseppes Pizza and Capris Pizza. The pricing game these
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Two pizza shops have just opened on campus: Giuseppes Pizza and Capris Pizza. The pricing game these competitors fact can be described in simple terms as follows: Each of them has to choose a price (high, medium, or low) for its double cheese pizza, and the profitability of each choice depends on the price that the rival chooses. The situation is depicted in the accompanying table, where Giuseppes Pizza is the row player and Capris pizza the column player. Profits are expressed in hundreds of dollars.
(a) What is the Nash equilibrium (or equilibria) of the game? Is (high, high) a Nash equilibrium? Explain. (b) If these players play this game twice, what would be your prediction? What if they play it over and over again?Explain.
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High Medium low Capri's Pizza HighMedium 60,60 70,36 35,36 36,70 50,50 35,30 low 36,35 30,35 25,25
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