Player 1 List all dominant stragies in the game shown above Up is a dominant strategy for player 1 Down is a dominant strategy for player 1 Left is a dominant strategy for player 2 Right is a dominant strategy for player 2 There are no dominant strategies in this game Up Down Player 2 Left P1: $12 P2: $45 P1: $15 P2:$10 Right P1:$50 P2: 50 P1: $35 P2: $35

Player 1 List all dominant stragies in the game shown above Up is a dominant strategy for player 1 Down is a dominant strategy for player 1 Left is a dominant strategy for player 2 Right is a dominant strategy for player 2 There are no dominant strategies in this game Up Down Player 2 Left P1: $12 P2: $45 P1: $15 P2:$10 Right P1:$50 P2: 50 P1: $35 P2: $35

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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