1.(Figure: Payoff Matrix I for Blue Spring and Purple Rain) The figure Payoff Ma
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1.(Figure: Payoff Matrix I for Blue Spring and Purple Rain) The figure Payoff Matrix I for Blue Spring and Purple Rain
refers to two producers of bottled water. Each has two strategies available to it: a high price and a low price. The
dominant strategy for Purple Rain is to:
a) always charge a high price.
b) always charge a low price.
c) Purple Rain does not have a dominant strategy.
d) always adopt the same strategy as Blue Spring.
2.(Figure: Prisoners' Dilemma for Thelma and Louise) Look at the Figure Prisoners' Dilemma for Thelma and Louise. Thelma
and Louise are arrested and put in jail for murder. Given the payoff matrix in the figure, the optimal behavior for Thelma
and Louise is for:
a) both Thelma and Louise to confess.
b) neither Thelma nor Louise to confess.
c) Thelma to confess and for Louise not to confess.
d) Louise to confess and for Thelma not to confess.
3. Suppose that each of the only two firms in an industry has the independent choice of advertising its product or not
advertising. If neither advertises, each gets $10 million in profit; if both advertise, their profits will be $5 million
each; and if one advertises while the other does not, the advertiser gets profit of $15 million and the other gets profit
of $2 million. According to game theory, the Nash equilibrium is:
a) one will advertise and the other will not.
b) both will advertise.
c) both may or may not advertise.
d) neither will advertise.
Explanation / Answer
1. c. Purple rain doesnot have a dominant strategy.( Purple rain is not following any strategy )
2. b. Neither Thelma nor Louise to confess. (so both of them will only get 5 yers of term)
3. c. Both amy or may not advertise.
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