Consider the type of prisoner's dilemma game shown below, in which players receive an additional payoff...

 

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Consider the type of prisoner's dilemma game shown below, in which players receive an additional payoff of x if they choose Confess when the other player chooses Confess or if they choose Silent when the other player chooses Silent. Red Silent Player Confess Blue player Silent (8+x, 8+x) (10, 0) Confess (0, 10) (3+x, 3+x) Imagine that it is known that x = 4 for the Red player. However, there is a p chance that x = 1 for the Blue player and a 1 - p chance that x = 6 for the Blue player. The Blue player knows their own type. (a) Write this interaction as a Bayesian game in extensive form, i.e. as a game tree. (b) Find all the Bayesian Nash equilibria. Consider the type of prisoner's dilemma game shown below, in which players receive an additional payoff of x if they choose Confess when the other player chooses Confess or if they choose Silent when the other player chooses Silent. Red Silent Player Confess Blue player Silent (8+x, 8+x) (10, 0) Confess (0, 10) (3+x, 3+x) Imagine that it is known that x = 4 for the Red player. However, there is a p chance that x = 1 for the Blue player and a 1 - p chance that x = 6 for the Blue player. The Blue player knows their own type. (a) Write this interaction as a Bayesian game in extensive form, i.e. as a game tree. (b) Find all the Bayesian Nash equilibria.

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