Find the interest rate range for which the Nash Equilibrium of this infinitely-repeating game would be...
Find the interest rate range for which the Nash Equilibrium of this infinitely-repeating game would be (Cooperate, Cooperate). Payoff to player A is to the left, payoff to player B is to the right.
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PLAYER B |
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PLAYER A |
Cheat |
Cooperate |
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Cheat |
(0, 0) |
(200, -100) |
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Cooperate |
(-100, 200) |
(180, 180) |
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