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Transcribed Image Text:Two entrepreneurs, A and B, independently choose whether to sell their product in country X
or country Y. Each entrepreneur prefers to be the only one selling in the country she chooses.
The size of the market in country X is larger than in country Y, but selling in country X
requires an investment of c> 0. The payoffs are given by the following matrix:
A
X
Y
B
X
2-c,2-c
4,4-c
Y
4-c, 4
1,1
(a) Identify all dominated strategies for each player for each e > 0. In each case, indicate
whether the domination is weak or strict.
Solution: For each player, if c = 3 then Y weakly dominates X and if c> 3 then Y
strictly dominates X. If c<3 there is no dominated strategy.
(b) Find all Nash equilibria of this game for each c> 0, allowing for both pure and mixed
strategies.
Solution: If c> 3, the only NE is (Y,Y). If c <3, (X,Y) and (Y, X) are NE and so
is the mixed strategy profile in which each chooses X with probability 3. If c=3, then
any strategy profile in which one player chooses Y (and the other chooses any mized
strategy) is a NE.
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