Q1)d) Country Road Two drivers round the corer of a country road from opposite directios, and find they are about to enab head-on. Each can either veer left or right: so long as they make the same decision, they are unscathed. Car 2 Left Right <-100, -100 0, 0 Car 1 Left 0,0 Right-100,-100 B(Left)= Dominant Strategies for Car 1: B (Right) Dominant Strategies for Car 2: Ba(Left) = Social Welfare Maximum Strategies:

Q1)d) Country Road Two drivers round the corer of a country road from opposite directios, and find they are about to enab head-on. Each can either veer left or right: so long as they make the same decision, they are unscathed. Car 2 Left Right <-100, -100 0, 0 Car 1 Left 0,0 Right-100,-100 B(Left)= Dominant Strategies for Car 1: B (Right) Dominant Strategies for Car 2: Ba(Left) = Social Welfare Maximum Strategies:

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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