00:01
Okay, so based on the given data, we can construct a pay -off matrix.
00:04
The row is for farm 1, the column is for farm 2.
00:08
So farm 1 can choose a, b, a, and b, or do nothing.
00:15
A, b, a, and b, and do nothing.
00:22
And farm 2 can choose a c or nothing.
00:30
So that will be 8 -8 -20 -0, negative -3, negative -3.
00:37
11 -0, 2 -negative 2, 18 -0 -0 -10, and 0 -0 -0.
00:47
And the, so farm 1's best response would be, so if the farm 2 chooses c, then the best choice would be at the choosing a because it has the highest pay -off.
01:06
If it's nothing, then it's still at a because it has the highest pay -off.
01:13
So for a, the dominant strategy should be to produce a, or excuse me, for 1.
01:24
Okay, now so for b, or for firm 2, if a, if 1 chooses a, then it would choose a c.
01:40
If one choose b, then you would choose nothing.
01:44
If one choose a, b, then it would choose nothing again.
01:51
And if one choose nothing, then two would choose c.
02:12
And when the, when firm one choose a, the best response for, the best response for firm one is again, so to choose c.
02:27
So the nash equilibrium would be for 1 to produce a, 2 to produce c...