Suppose there are 2 players in a non-cooperative game theory situation. Player A can move Up or
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Suppose there are 2 players in a non-cooperative game theory situation. Player A can move Up or Down while Player B can choose Left or Right. The following matrix contains the payoffs that each player receives under 4 scenarios. The first number in each cell refers to the payoffs for Player A.
Player B | |||
Player A | Left | Right | |
Up | 10, 60 | 50, 90 | |
Down | 20, 80 | 40, 50 |
Suppose Player A moves first and Player B moves second.
A. | There is one equilibrium, Up, Left | |
B. | There is one equilibrium: Down, Right. | |
C. | There are two equilibria, (Down, Left) and (Up, Right) | |
D. | There is one equilibrium in this game, Up Right |
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