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- Define the term "game theory" in context of economics. Can you please provide it in detail. Thankyou!Consider the following statements about the concept of subgame perfect Nash equilibrium (SPNE): (I) This concept only applies to finite games, not infinitely repeated games. (II) Some dynamic games might have a SPNE that is not a Nash Equilibrium. (III) The concept of SPNE rules out situations where a player would be acting against their own interest in some subgames. Group of answer choices a. Only I is correct. b. All options are incorrect. c. Only II is correct d. Only III is correct e. More than one option is correctGame Theory Create a practical case of zero sum including the explanation in the development and explicitly showing the solution. Please be as clear as possible.
- Problem 1. You are given the following bimatrix games. For each one, find all pure Nash equilibria. (a) (Prisoner's Dilemma) Player 2 Quiet 2, 2 3,0 Fink Quiet Fink 0,3 1,1 Player 1 (b) (Matching Pennies) Player 2 Нead Head 1,-1 Tails -1,1 Player 1 Tails -1,1 | 1, -1 (c) (Battle of the Sexes) Girl OK, football... OK, theatre... Football! Theatre! 1,5 0,0 0,0 5,1 Boy (d) (Battle of the Sexes... modified) Girl Football great, I will invite my dad Theatre! OK, football... OK, theatre... Football! 1,5 0,0 0,0 5, 1 0,0 -1 , 2 BoyA B 2 2 C 3,2 D 2,1 E 1,1 F In this game, the strategy profile (B.CE) is 4 2.2 not a Nash equilibrium a subgame imperfect Nash equilibrium a subgame perfect Nash equilibriumThis is game theory question
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