Multiple Choice
Suppose the simultaneous-move game depicted above could be turned into a sequential-move game with player 1 moving first.In this case, a _____________ advantage exists and the equilibrium payoffs will be _____________.
A) first-mover; ($15,$30)
B) second-mover; ($50,$5)
C) first-mover; ($40,$2)
D) second-mover; ($15,$30)
Correct Answer:

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Correct Answer:
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