Suppose we have 10 neighbors on a street that would like to put in street lights for security. Each street light costs $250, and each neighbor obtains a payoff for each street light installed. Suppose five of the neighbors each have identical value functions, V1(x) = 10x-x^2, and the other five have different but identical value

Suppose we have 10 neighbors on a street that would like to put in street lights for security. Each street light costs $250, and each neighbor obtains a payoff for each street light installed. Suppose five of the neighbors each have identical value functions, V1(x) = 10x-x^2, and the other five have different but identical value

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