Exercice 1: In the following table   i) by describing precisely your reasoning, find the balance(s) of the game ii) Justify that the equilibrium(s) found is/are nash equilibria

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Q: (a)  This game has a unique (pure strategy) Nash equilibrium ⟨t‡*1 , t‡*2 ⟩ in which t‡*1 = t‡*2…

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Q: Economics Consider the following in normal form: B S B 4,2 0,0 S 0,0 2,4 a. Is there a Nash…

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Q: The equilibrium in an infinitely repeated game is the Nash equilibrium. True or false? Explain

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Q: b) Briefly explain the sense in which a Nash equilibrium corresponds to a "no regret outcome."

A: Answer: Nash Equilibrium: Nash Equilibrium is a game theory concept that determines the optimal…