Playing the game in Scenario 13.13 sequentially would:

A) not change the equilibrium.
B) change the equilibrium to (R1,C1) .
C) change the equilibrium to (R2,C1) if R moved first.
D) change the equilibrium to (R2,C1) if C moved first.
E) change the equilibrium to (R2,C2) .

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Anathi Dukwe · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  In a sequential game, the player who moves first can influence the outcome by committing to a strategy. If R moves first, they can choose R2, leading C to respond with C1, resulting in the equilibrium (R2,C1).

Playing the game in Scenario 13.13 sequentially would:

A) not change the equilibrium.
B) change the equilibrium to (R1,C1) .
C) change the equilibrium to (R2,C1) if R moved first.
D) change the equilibrium to (R2,C1) if C moved first.
E) change the equilibrium to (R2,C2) .

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Playing the game in Scenario 13.13 sequentially would:A) not change the equilibrium.B) change the equilibrium to (R1,C1) .C) change the equilibrium to (R2,C1) if R moved first.D) change the equilibrium to (R2,C1) if C moved first.E) change the equilibrium to (R2,C2) .

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Playing the game in Scenario 13.13 sequentially would:

A) not change the equilibrium.
B) change the equilibrium to (R1,C1) .
C) change the equilibrium to (R2,C1) if R moved first.
D) change the equilibrium to (R2,C1) if C moved first.
E) change the equilibrium to (R2,C2) .