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4. In a public good game, there are 4 players. Each player has $10, which s/he can keep or donate to a public pool. For any amount donated to the pool, a social planner will triple the amount and distribute it evenly to each player. What is the Nash Equilibrium donation and outcome? What is the socially optimal donation and outcome? 6 points Hint: pn (10-%) + 0.75%(x, + x2 + x3 + x4)
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