Consider the strategic form game above. The number of strategies player 1 has is and player 2 moves at information sets (Please write numerical values like 0,1, 74, etc.).
Above game has only one pure strategy Nash equilibrium as (C,E)
As we see when player 2 plays D the best response of player 1 is B but when player 1 plays B then player 2 best response is F
Player 2 best response for player 1's C is E and Player 1 best response for player 2's E is C
Hence this is Nash equilibrium (C,E)
In this game there is no Pareto efficient outcome hence Nash equilibrium is stable one
We have 01 Pure strategy Nash equilibrium
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