Suppose Agnieszka and Katrien are playing rock, paper, scissors game. They choose their actions simultaneously. The consequences
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- Suppose Agnieszka and Katrien are playing rock, paper, scissors game. They choose their actions simultaneously. The consequences are as follows: the one who loses has to grade all BUS1040 midterms, the one who wins does not have to grade any exams. In case of a tie, they split the pile of BUS1040 midterms equally for grading. Assuming that Agnieszka and Katrien do not like grading exams, which answer is correct?
A) There are three Nash Equilibria in this game.
B) None of the statements are true.
C) Both Agnieszka and Stephanie have a dominant strategy.
D) In the unique Nash Equilibrium, Agnieszka and Stephanie split the essays equally for grading.
E) Both Agnieszka and Stephanie have weakly dominant strategy.
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ISBN: 978-0073375694
18th edition
Authors: Campbell R. McConnell, Stanley L. Brue, Sean M. Flynn
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