2 2. (Problem 9U4 in the textbook) Return to the Tudor-Fordor problem of Section 6.C, when Tudor's low cost is c = 10. Let z be theprobability that Tudor actually has a low unit cost.(UT,UF)→(56+25,25-40)Tudorl X Low priceOutfl-q)C=10: Tudors low cost► (56+56,0)Prob zNatureХFordorCy=15: Tudor's high cost● (19+3,45–40)InialProb 1-zLow price[pTudorH XOut1-q)High price(1-p)• (19+25,0)X Fordor(25+3,45-40)Out[1-g)(25+25,0)(a) How many pure-strategy equilibria are there when z = 0? What type of equilibrium (separating, pooling, or semi-separating)occurs when z = 0 ? Explain.(b) How many pure-strategy equilibria are there wnen z = 1? What type of equilibrium (separating, pooling, or semi-separating)occurs when z = 1? Explain.(c) What is the lowest value of z such that there is a pooling equilibrium?(d) Explain intuitively why the pooling equilibrium cannot occur when the value of z is too low.

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2. (Problem 9U4 in the textbook) Return to the Tudor-Fordor problem of Section 6.C, when Tudor's low cost is c₁ = 10. Let z be the probability that Tudor actually has a low unit cost. (UT.Up) (56+25,25-40) TudorL X, Low price XPX Out-q] C-10: Tudor's low cost (56+56,0) Prob z Naturexo CH-15: Tudor's high cost Prob-z Fordor (19+3,45-40) Low price[p TudorHX Out(1-a] High price 1-pl (19+25,0) Fordor (25+3,45-40) Out[1-9] (25+25,0)

2. (Problem 9U4 in the textbook) Return to the Tudor-Fordor problem of Section 6.C, when Tudor's low cost is c₁ = 10. Let z be the probability that Tudor actually has a low unit cost. (UT.Up) (56+25,25-40) TudorL X, Low price XPX Out-q] C-10: Tudor's low cost (56+56,0) Prob z Naturexo CH-15: Tudor's high cost Prob-z Fordor (19+3,45-40) Low price[p TudorHX Out(1-a] High price 1-pl (19+25,0) Fordor (25+3,45-40) Out[1-9] (25+25,0)

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