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CleanClothes dry cleaners is opening a pick-up and delivery service.There is only one other dry cleaner that currently offers this service.To advertise,CleanClothes is considering either newspaper ads or attaching flyers to the doors of many local homes.The payoff for each of CleanClothes' potential strategies is given in the table below.What strategy will CleanClothes (X)play? Y1 (newspaper ads)Y2 (flyers)
X1 (newspaper ads)52 37
X2 (flyers)26 18
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Consider the following two-person game.The payoff for X is given in the table.X will always play strategy Y1 Y2
X1 4 6
X2 1 -3
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Bagles RUS is expanding into a high-growth suburban area.To promote business and lure customers from the competing Wer Bagel store,they are considering offering a free dozen bagels to the first 50 customers or radio advertisement.The payoff for Bagels RUS is given in the table below.What is Wer Bagels' (Y)best strategy? Y1 Y2
X1 3 6
X2 2 -2
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In a competitive business market,one company's strategy might be to minimize its potential losses.
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What is the value of the following two-person game?
Y1 Y2
X1 6 2
X2 -4 7
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Given the following two-person game,what strategy should the players play?
Y1 Y2
X1 6 -2
X2 -1 4
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The upper value of the game is selected as the minimum of the maximum numbers in a column.
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Game theory is a way to consider the impact of games on business.
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Game models are classified by the number of players,the maximum payoffs,and the likelihood of each outcome.
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Bagles RUS is expanding into a high-growth suburban area.To promote business and lure customers from the competing Wer Bagel store,they are considering offering a free dozen bagels to the first 50 customers or radio advertisement.The payoff for Bagels RUS is given in the table below.What is the saddle point,if any,for the bagel stores? Y1 Y2
X1 3 6
X2 2 -2
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Given the following two-person game,which strategy can be eliminated by use of dominance? Y1 Y2
X1 13 9
X2 6 8
X3 12 14
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Dominance increases the size of games by allowing additional strategies to be considered.
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Given the following two-person game,what strategy should the players play?
Y1 Y2
X1 15 20
X2 8 4
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Given the following two-person game,what strategy should the players play?
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X1 12 16
X2 14 8
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