Solve game by backward induction using the normal form in the future and past?
Subgame of you 200,300,400 when barbara chooses 200:you chooses 200 as it is giving him 100 and othe two are giving him nothing.
Subgame of you 200,300,400 when barbara chooses 300: you chooses 300 as it giving him 100 and others two are giving him nothing
Subgame of you choosing between 200,300,400 when barbara chooses 400: you chooses 400 as it giving him 200 and others two are giving nothing
Three optimally chosen options are available in front of Barbara
Subgame of Barbara choosing between 200,300,400 when she reject: Barbara chooses 400 a it is giving her highest payoff.
Subgame of reject and accept: Barbara chooses accept as it giving her 350 compare to reject which is giving her 200
,So the sub game perfect equilibrium is (350,400)
Solve game by backward induction using the normal form in the future and past? UJ SIuer...
Solve the following Extensive Form game by Backward Induction, then covert them into Normal Form and find the pure-strategy Nash equilibria in Normal Form. P1 V P2 (2, 2) P1 (1,3) B (3,4) (4,2)
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