A wife and her husband choose to go to Bach or Stravinsky concert. Wife has incomplete information about personality of her husband: is he romantic or cold. P(R) = P(C) = On the other hand, personality of wife is unique and known by husband HUSBAND HUSBAND B S В B в 3,2 0,0 в 3,0 0,3 S 0,0 2,3 S 0,2 2,0 WİFE WİFE P(R) = P(C) = 3 QUESTİON: FİND BEST RESPONSE FUNCTİON OF HUSBAND AND WİFE ?

A wife and her husband choose to go to Bach or Stravinsky concert. Wife has incomplete information about personality of her husband: is he romantic or cold. P(R) = P(C) = On the other hand, personality of wife is unique and known by husband HUSBAND HUSBAND B S В B в 3,2 0,0 в 3,0 0,3 S 0,0 2,3 S 0,2 2,0 WİFE WİFE P(R) = P(C) = 3 QUESTİON: FİND BEST RESPONSE FUNCTİON OF HUSBAND AND WİFE ?

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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