ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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Consider the oil production of OPEC. We simplify the situation to only two countries' case. Each
action in the payoff matrix represents the amount of oil produced by each player. For example,
"small" means a small amount of crude oil is produced; “large" means a large amount of crude oil
is produced. The payoff pairs in the table represent each country's profit, respectively. For example,
"Very high profit, Very low profitť" pair in the bottom left cell denotes a pair of payoffs that Iran
gets "Very high profit", and Saudi Arabia gets “Very low profit".
Saudi Arabia
Small
Large
Small
High profit, High profit
Very low profit, Very high profit
Iran
Large Very high profit, Very low profit
Low profit, Low profit
*Note: Very high profit > High profit > Low profit >Very low profit
What outcome (Nash equilibrium) of this game between two countries would you predict? Use
your answer to explain why OPEC has failed to keep the oil price (profit) high in the long-run.
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Transcribed Image Text:Please write your answer as precise as possible. Long answers are not necessary. Consider the oil production of OPEC. We simplify the situation to only two countries' case. Each action in the payoff matrix represents the amount of oil produced by each player. For example, "small" means a small amount of crude oil is produced; “large" means a large amount of crude oil is produced. The payoff pairs in the table represent each country's profit, respectively. For example, "Very high profit, Very low profitť" pair in the bottom left cell denotes a pair of payoffs that Iran gets "Very high profit", and Saudi Arabia gets “Very low profit". Saudi Arabia Small Large Small High profit, High profit Very low profit, Very high profit Iran Large Very high profit, Very low profit Low profit, Low profit *Note: Very high profit > High profit > Low profit >Very low profit What outcome (Nash equilibrium) of this game between two countries would you predict? Use your answer to explain why OPEC has failed to keep the oil price (profit) high in the long-run.
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