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In the summer ECMBA has a group assignment. Students are assigned to two person groups that have to make a 25 point paper applying game theory to competitive strategy. If both students work they each receive a payout of $200. If one student works and one student shirks, the hard-working student receives a payout of $150 and the shirking student receives a payout of $250. If both students shirk they each receive a payout of $185. (The monetary payoffs factor in the monetary value of the student's grade and the opportunity cost of time.)
a. Fill in the following game matrix using the numerical information provided.Jane:Work Shirk
Work
Joe:
Shirk
b. Does Joe have a dominant strategy? Why or why not?Does Jane have a dominant strategy? Why or why not?
c. What is/are the Nash equilibrium or Nash equilibria of this one-shot game?
d. How can you improve this organizational architecture?.
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