Consider the following game: Column Player Column Player L Row Player U 1,3 Row Player D 4,1 R 3, 2 2,4 (i) Find all pure Nash equilibria of the above one-shot, simultaneous game, if any. (ii) What is the subgame perfect equilibrium if you turn this into a sequential game, with Column going first? With Row going first? (iii) In which game does Column get the highest payoff-the simultaneous game, the sequential game when Column goes first, or the sequential game when Column goes second?
Consider the following game: Column Player Column Player L Row Player U 1,3 Row Player D 4,1 R 3, 2 2,4 (i) Find all pure Nash equilibria of the above one-shot, simultaneous game, if any. (ii) What is the subgame perfect equilibrium if you turn this into a sequential game, with Column going first? With Row going first? (iii) In which game does Column get the highest payoff-the simultaneous game, the sequential game when Column goes first, or the sequential game when Column goes second?
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![Consider the following game:
Column Player Column Player
L
Row Player U 1,3
Row Player D 4,1
R
3, 2
2,4
(i) Find all pure Nash equilibria of the above one-shot, simultaneous game, if any.
(ii) What is the subgame perfect equilibrium if you turn this into a sequential game, with Column going first? With Row going first?
(iii) In which game does Column get the highest payoff-the simultaneous game, the sequential game when Column goes first, or the
sequential game when Column goes second?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F7ffe4388-da54-45b7-9c19-31357d82b14c%2Ff3b409fe-c402-49df-9f1e-3027828d3ce8%2Fwsb332w_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following game:
Column Player Column Player
L
Row Player U 1,3
Row Player D 4,1
R
3, 2
2,4
(i) Find all pure Nash equilibria of the above one-shot, simultaneous game, if any.
(ii) What is the subgame perfect equilibrium if you turn this into a sequential game, with Column going first? With Row going first?
(iii) In which game does Column get the highest payoff-the simultaneous game, the sequential game when Column goes first, or the
sequential game when Column goes second?
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