Follow the same notation as in class. Consider the following
game regarding the decision to hold (H), not hold (NH) a currency.
Compute:
The Nash equilibrium or equilibria when (H, NH)= (1.5, 0) is
changed to (0.5, 0.5).
Homework Answers
Even then the NAsh equilibrium will not change, Its both holding the currency, of they decide to change the strategy unilaterally they will make a loss of 0.5 before this they were making a loss of 1. Still its a loss, so none of them will change the strategy unilaterally to not holding,
The nash equilibrium is both hold the currency.
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