2) Consider the following extensive form game. 1 1,1 A A B 2 1 C -3,5 D 4,1 2,3 X\1\4 Y 5,2 (a) Draw the normal form. (15 POINTS) (b) Find and write down all the pure strategy Nash equilibria. (10 POINTS) (c) Show all the proper subgames clearly using a picture. How many are there? (5 POINTS) (d) Find all SPE of the game. Show the process by which you arrive at the answer. (10 POINTS)
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From the extensive form game given, we can identify the following: - Player 1 has two strategies: X and Y. - Player 2 has two strategies: A and B. - Player 3 has two strategies: C and D. Now, let's determine the payoffs for each combination of strategies: - If Show more…
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