Question 5 (4 points) Suppose that the following variant of the prisoners' dilemma is played repeatedly...

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Question 5 (4 points) Suppose that the following variant of the prisoners' dilemma is played repeatedly with an uncertain deadline. Each time the game is played, there is a probabil- ity 0 < < 1 that the game is played again. Above what threshold & will the grim-trigger strategies supporting the efficient outcome (T, L) in each stage form a subgame perfect Nash equilibrium of the repeated game? L R T 20, 18 5,30 B 30,10 30, 10 15, 14 I Question 5 (4 points) Suppose that the following variant of the prisoners' dilemma is played repeatedly with an uncertain deadline. Each time the game is played, there is a probabil- ity 0 < < 1 that the game is played again. Above what threshold & will the grim-trigger strategies supporting the efficient outcome (T, L) in each stage form a subgame perfect Nash equilibrium of the repeated game? L R T 20, 18 5,30 B 30,10 30, 10 15, 14 I

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