In the following game, Player 1 makes a low bid or high bid, and Player 2 reacts in an easygoing or tough manner, resulting in the payoffs below. If the game is played twice, which actions occur in subgame perfect Nash equilibrium in both rounds? Player 2 Easy (E) 5, 1 Tough (T) -10, -10 -1, 1 Player 1 Low (L) High (H) 3, 3 O Low and Easy in both rounds. O High and Easy in both rounds. O Low and Easy in Round 1, High and Tough in Round 2. High and Easy in Round 1, Low and Tough in Round 2.

In the following game, Player 1 makes a low bid or high bid, and Player 2 reacts in an easygoing or tough manner, resulting in the payoffs below. If the game is played twice, which actions occur in subgame perfect Nash equilibrium in both rounds? Player 2 Easy (E) 5, 1 Tough (T) -10, -10 -1, 1 Player 1 Low (L) High (H) 3, 3 O Low and Easy in both rounds. O High and Easy in both rounds. O Low and Easy in Round 1, High and Tough in Round 2. High and Easy in Round 1, Low and Tough in Round 2.

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