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The board of directors of a certain company contains four members (including the chairman of the board).
A motion is passed by the board only if the chairman approves it, and it is supported by a majority of the board (i.e., gets at least three votes).
Write down the coalitional function of the corresponding game.
A 5-card poker hand is said to be a full house if it consists of 3 cards of the same denomination and two other cards of the same denomination(of course,different from the first denomination). How many hands of full house are possible?
Let a∗ be an evolutionarily stable action. - Does a∗ necessarily weakly dominate every other action? - Is it possible that some other action weakly dominates a∗?
Show that when the policy space is one dimensional and the players' preferences are single-peaked the unique Condorcet winner is the median of the players' favorite positions.
Find and report the subgame perfect equilibrium. Note how equilibrium behavior depends on a. - What is the equilibrium monetary split as a becomes large? Explain why this is the case.
Three students, Jim, Joan, and Jethroe are registered for the same class and attend independently to each other, Jim 95.7% of the time, Joan 92.3% of the time, and Jethroe 82.8% of the time. What is the probability that on any given day:
Find the Nash revision strategies for Ann and Bob which form a SGPNE with the δ identified in part (a) - Verify that the strategies found in part (b) do form a SGPNE
Find the set of pure strategy symmetric Nash equilibria of the game, and the set of pure evolutionarily stable strategies. What happens if each player has n actions, corresponding to demands of 1, 2, . . . , n units of payo? (and δ 1/n)?
What is her payoff if she deviates to a lower or higher effort level? Is any action profile in which not all the players' effort levels are the same a Nash equilibrium?
A lottery requires that you select six different numbers from the integers 1 to 49. Write a Java program that will do this for you and generate five sets of six numbers as a result.
Show this sequential-play game in strategic form, and find all the Nash equilibria. Which is or are subgame perfect and which is or are not? If any are not, explain why.
Is it ever a best response for player 1 to choose q1 = 25? - Suppose that player 1 has the belief that player 2 is equally likely to select each of the quantities 6, 11, and 13. - What is player 1's best response?
If so, find a payoff function consistent with the information. If not, show why not. Answer the same questions when, alternatively, the decision-maker prefers the lottery.
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