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Consider an ultimatum game (T = 1 bargaining game) in which before player 1 makes his offer to player 2, player 2 can invest in the size of the pie. If player 2 chooses a low level of investment (L) then the size of the pie is small, equal to vL, while if player 2 chooses a high level of investment (H) then the size of the pie is large, equal to vH. The cost to player 2 of choosing L is cL, while the cost of choosing H is cH. Assume that vH > vL > 0, cH > cL > 0, and vH − cH > vL − cL.

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          Consider an ultimatum game (T = 1 bargaining game) in which before player 1 makes his offer to player 2, player 2 can invest in the size of the pie. If player 2 chooses a low level of investment (L) then the size of the pie is small, equal to vL, while if player 2 chooses a high level of investment (H) then the size of the pie is large, equal to vH. The cost to player 2 of choosing L is cL, while the cost of choosing H is cH. Assume that vH > vL > 0, cH > cL > 0, and vH − cH > vL − cL.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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Consider an ultimatum game (T = 1 bargaining game) in which before player 1 makes his offer to player 2, player 2 can invest in the size of the pie. If player 2 chooses a low level of investment (L) then the size of the pie is small, equal to vL, while if player 2 chooses a high level of investment (H) then the size of the pie is large, equal to vH. The cost to player 2 of choosing L is cL, while the cost of choosing H is cH. Assume that vH > vL > 0, cH > cL > 0, and vH − cH > vL − cL.