Consider a workplace in which the boss can choose to work on project 1 (P1) or...

 

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Consider a workplace in which the boss can choose to work on project 1 (P1) or project 2 (P2). Simultaneously, a worker can also choose to work on either project 1 or project 2. The payoffs are as follows. If both parties choose project 1 each of them gets a payoff of O. If both parties choose project 2, both get a payoff of 0. If the boss chooses project 2 and the worker project 1, the payoffs are 10 to the boss and 20 to the worker. If the boss chooses project 1 and the worker project 2, the payoffs are 30 to the boss and 10 to the worker. What are the Nash equilibria of the game? The boss's strategy is listed first and the worker's second. The boss plays P1 with probability a, and the worker plays P1 with probability b. Consider a workplace in which the boss can choose to work on project 1 (P1) or project 2 (P2). Simultaneously, a worker can also choose to work on either project 1 or project 2. The payoffs are as follows. If both parties choose project 1 each of them gets a payoff of O. If both parties choose project 2, both get a payoff of 0. If the boss chooses project 2 and the worker project 1, the payoffs are 10 to the boss and 20 to the worker. If the boss chooses project 1 and the worker project 2, the payoffs are 30 to the boss and 10 to the worker. What are the Nash equilibria of the game? The boss's strategy is listed first and the worker's second. The boss plays P1 with probability a, and the worker plays P1 with probability b.

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