Suppose we have the followig payoff matrix for a complementary investment game.

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Suppose we have the followig payoff matrix for a complementary investment game. The number in the lower left Bros.). Is there a dominant strategy for either player? comer is the payoff to Wild and Crazy Guys (Guys). The other number is the payoffto Blues Brothers (Blues The dominant strategy for Blues Bros. and the dominant strategy for Guys Don't invest Invest What is the Nash equilibrium? Don't invest O A. The Nash equilibrium is for Blues Bros. and Guys to invest. O B. The Nash equilibrium is for Blues Bros. and Guys to not invest ° C. The Nash equilibria is for Blues Bros. and Guys to invehand for Blues Bos. and Guys inc inves ( D. The Nash equilibrium is for Blues Bros. to not invest and Guys to invest. O E. This game has no Nash equilibria What is the maximin solution? Guys Invest 100 20 The maximin solution is for Blues Bros. to and for Guys to How would the reputation of Blues Bros. affect the likely outcome? O A. Guy s could impose a penalty on Blues Bros. if they do not invest O B. Guys could engage in cheap talk C. Guys and Blues Bros. could form a joint venture O D. Guys could use a maximin strategy E. Gvs could relv on Blues Brns'a nast hehavior Click to select your answer

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Answer:- The dominant strategy for Blue Bros:- There is no dominant strategy

Dominant strategy for guys:- There is no Dominant strategy

Answer:- The Nash Equilibrium is Invest-invest. This outcome represents the best results for both the players.

Answer:- The maximin solution for guys is to Don’t invest and for Blue Bros is to Don’t invest.

Answer:- If Blue Bros acquires the           reputation for playing a dominant strategy then guys can play a maximum strategy

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