The following game is repeated infinitely many times. Suppose both players decide to play a grim triggerstrategy to induce cooperation. Define the grim trigger strategies. Set up the comparison betweenpresent value of payoff streams and explain is cooperation possible and for what values of the discountfactor. Is the value of the discount factor logical?P.2LR.4, 4-1, 50,0P.1M5, -11, 10,0D0,00,03, 3

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