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I am really struggling with this problem.
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 "James and Dean are playing the game of chicken. They are both driving towards each other and both have a choice of either staying tough and keep going (Tough) or being chicken and swerving to their left (Chicken). The player who swerves and is chicken loses the game while the one who kept going wins the game. In case both players keep going they both collide and die. If they both decide to swerve then the game is a tie. The payoffs from this game are as follows. A tie (both swerve) is worth 0 points, a win (you stay tough and the other serves) is worth 1 point, a loss (you swerve and the other stays tough) is worth - 1 (minus 1) points and a collision (both stay tough) is worth - 2 (minus 2) points. Write down the payoff matrix and also find all the Nash Equilibrium for this game."Â
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My instructor does not provide ANY examples of turning game theory word problems in a pictorial representation in the notes or material. I have no idea of knowing which boxes the number go in for the payoff matrix. PLEASE HELP.
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Thank You.
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