Question 1 Bob. Ann north Consider the following sequential-move game between Ann and Вов south visky ир down Ann (2,6) Nature left 50% (2,5) cold hot right 50% (5,6) (3,10) (3,4) (4,7) External uncertainty is handled by an outside player called "Nature". Nature chooses "Left" with probability 50%, "Right" with probability 50%. A. Use backward induction to find the rollback equilibrium. B. What are the rollback equilibrium payoffs? C. How many strategies does each player have? For each player, list all his/her strategies.

Question 1 Bob. Ann north Consider the following sequential-move game between Ann and Вов south visky ир down Ann (2,6) Nature left 50% (2,5) cold hot right 50% (5,6) (3,10) (3,4) (4,7) External uncertainty is handled by an outside player called "Nature". Nature chooses "Left" with probability 50%, "Right" with probability 50%. A. Use backward induction to find the rollback equilibrium. B. What are the rollback equilibrium payoffs? C. How many strategies does each player have? For each player, list all his/her strategies.

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