A village has 4 farmers. Each summer, all the farmers graze their sheep on the villagegreen. The cost of buying and caring for sheep is very small and can be regarded as0. The value to a farmer of grazing a sheep on the green when a total of F sheep aregrazing is v(F) per sheep:v(F) (price of a sheep)1$13$123$94$7$46+$0Suppose you are one of the 4 farmers in the game.Your optimal choice is to own (choose on)farmers chooses to own one (1) sheep.sheep if each of the other threeYour optimal choice is to own (choose on).farmers chooses to own one (1) sheep.sheep if each of the other three14.

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Suppose you are one of the 4 farmers in the game. Your optimal choice is to own (choose on) farmers chooses to own one (1) sheep. sheep if each of the other three pur optimal choice is to own (choose on) rmers chooses to own one (1) sheep. sheep if each of the other th

Suppose you are one of the 4 farmers in the game. Your optimal choice is to own (choose on) farmers chooses to own one (1) sheep. sheep if each of the other three pur optimal choice is to own (choose on) rmers chooses to own one (1) sheep. sheep if each of the other th

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