2. Two car drivers approach an intersection. Each driver can either stop or continue, and payoffs are Stop Continue Stop 1,1 2,1 - ɛ Continue 1-ɛ, 2 0,0 The parameter &, with 0 < < 1, reflects the fact that each driver dislikes being the only one to stop. Find the symmetric Nash equilibrium (equilibria?) of this game. Now suppose drivers are reeducated to feel guilty about choosing Continue. Payoffs are changed as follows:

2. Two car drivers approach an intersection. Each driver can either stop or continue, and payoffs are Stop Continue Stop 1,1 2,1 - ɛ Continue 1-ɛ, 2 0,0 The parameter &, with 0 < < 1, reflects the fact that each driver dislikes being the only one to stop. Find the symmetric Nash equilibrium (equilibria?) of this game. Now suppose drivers are reeducated to feel guilty about choosing Continue. Payoffs are changed as follows:

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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