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Princip of Econ-Microeconomics Module 8 Practice Questions: Concentration Ratios & Game Theory Matrices
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Farmer "A" and Farmer "B" are deciding to plant either organic sugar snap peas or organic brussel sprouts for the local farmer's market. These two farmers constitute a large portion of this local market. Game Theory Matrix Peas vs Sprouts Choice Farmer B: Peas Farmer B: Sprouts Farmer A: Peas $150 $120 $420 $280 Farmer A: Sprouts $325 $230 $90 $100 Higher numbers indicate more benefit for the players. Assume both players know what the matrix looks like. If farmer "A" plants peas, farmer "B" will plant [ Select ] peas sprouts . If farmer "A" plants sprouts, farmer "B" will plant [ Select ] sprouts peas . If farmer "B" plants peas, farmer "A" will plant [ Select ] peas sprouts . If farmer "B" plants sprouts, farmer "A" will plant [ Select ] sprouts peas .
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The problem presents a 2x2 game theory payoff matrix for Farmer A (rows) and Farmer B (columns), with payoffs in each cell written as (A's payoff, B's payoff). The cells are:
- A Peas, B Peas: (150, 120)
- A Peas, B Sprouts: (420, 280)
- A Sprouts, B Peas: (325, 230)
- A Sprouts, B Sprouts: (90, 100)
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