Consider the game in Question 8. Suppose the two players play this game for four periods in a row. What are their equilibrium payoffs in the subgame perfect equilibrium of this finitely repeated game? O Player 1's payoff is 10 and player 2's payoff is 6. O Player 1's payoff is 8 and player 2's payoff is 4 Player 1's payoff is 11 and player 2's payoff is 7. Player 1's payoff is 12 and player 2's payoff is 8.

Consider the game in Question 8. Suppose the two players play this game for four periods in a row. What are their equilibrium payoffs in the subgame perfect equilibrium of this finitely repeated game? O Player 1's payoff is 10 and player 2's payoff is 6. O Player 1's payoff is 8 and player 2's payoff is 4 Player 1's payoff is 11 and player 2's payoff is 7. Player 1's payoff is 12 and player 2's payoff is 8.

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