Economic and Game Theory
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Player 1 can play Up or Down If p1 chooses UP, player 2 plays either Left or Right. If p1 chooses Down, the game ends. If p2 chose Left, p1 plays Inside or Outside. If p2 chose Right, the game ends. How many strategies are there for p1? Is "Down, if Left then Inside" a valid strategy under any definition? The professor said that even though Down supposedly ends the game, one still needs to list a strategy because of the trembling hand rule. It made no sense to me, but he claimed it's a standard interpretation of game theory. [Manage messages] |