5 b. In a series of wild TV commercials, Crazy Eddie announces, "Crazy Eddie will not be undersold! Find a better price, and Iwill match it!" Loopy Larry responds with the same offer. Redraw the game these two cutthroat competitors play, but give eachplayer the chance to match his competitor's price if he prices high and his competitor prices low.(Low r, High a)Modest , Modest e)(High , High )(Modest a, Modest a)(High a, Low a)HighLowLoopy LarryHighLowCrazy EddieLowCrazy EddieHighLowLoopy Larry a. Consider the extensive form game presented in the accompanying diagram. We assume that Crazy Eddie moves first andcan choose a high price or a low price. Loopy Larry then follows with a high price or a low price. Place the payoffs at thecorrect locations to accurately depict the game described above.The equilibrium outcome is (Low, High) -(Low , High a)HighLoopy LarryLowHigh(Modest , Modest a)LowCrary EddieHigh a, High a)HighLoopy LarryLow(High , Low a)

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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