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The USA and China are locked in negotiations to cut emissions. The following table represents the pay-offs from cutting emissions and continuing to pollute: China Pollute Cut Emissions USA Pollute USA = $1mil USA = $2.5mil China = $1.5mil China = $1mil Cut Emissions USA = $0.8mil USA = $2mil China = $2.4mil China = $1.8mil If the USA plays its dominant strategy, its payoff at the Nash Equilibrium will be: Select one: $2.5mil O b. $0.8mil O c. $2mil O d. $1mil

The USA and China are locked in negotiations to cut emissions. The following table represents the pay-offs from cutting emissions and continuing to pollute: China Pollute Cut Emissions USA Pollute USA = $1mil USA = $2.5mil China = $1.5mil China = $1mil Cut Emissions USA = $0.8mil USA = $2mil China = $2.4mil China = $1.8mil If the USA plays its dominant strategy, its payoff at the Nash Equilibrium will be: Select one: $2.5mil O b. $0.8mil O c. $2mil O d. $1mil

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The USA and China are locked in negotiations to cut emissions. The following table represents the pay-offs from cutting emissions and continuing to pollute: China Pollute Cut Emissions USA Pollute USA = $1mil USA = $2.5mil China = $1.5mil China = $1mil %3D Cut Emissions USA = $0.8mil USA = $2mil China = $2.4mil China = $1.8mil If the USA plays its dominant strategy, its payoff at the Nash Equilibrium will be: Select one: а. $2.5mil $0.8mil С. $2mil O d. $1mil
Transcribed Image Text:The USA and China are locked in negotiations to cut emissions. The following table represents the pay-offs from cutting emissions and continuing to pollute: China Pollute Cut Emissions USA Pollute USA = $1mil USA = $2.5mil China = $1.5mil China = $1mil %3D Cut Emissions USA = $0.8mil USA = $2mil China = $2.4mil China = $1.8mil If the USA plays its dominant strategy, its payoff at the Nash Equilibrium will be: Select one: а. $2.5mil $0.8mil С. $2mil O d. $1mil
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