Consider a simultaneous game below between Jimmy and Kate. Analyse and find all the Nash Equilibria. (Note: You need to present in a clear and easy-to-understand manner.) Kate A B C A 5,6 3,20 4,2 Jimmy B 2,2 4,15 6,6 с 6,3 2,8 5,5

Consider a simultaneous game below between Jimmy and Kate. Analyse and find all the Nash Equilibria. (Note: You need to present in a clear and easy-to-understand manner.) Kate A B C A 5,6 3,20 4,2 Jimmy B 2,2 4,15 6,6 с 6,3 2,8 5,5

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