Solving IESDS (iterated elimination of strictly dominated strategies) |
Автор: Md Sarfraz
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In this video, I solve a midterm question from the Department of Economics, University of Delhi, covering key concepts in Game Theory. This question is highly relevant for students preparing for MA Economics entrance exams (DU, JNU, IGIDR) and the ISI PEB examination.
📝 Question:
Identify whether the following statements are True or False, providing a proof or counterexample:
a) There can be no Nash equilibrium where one player plays a pure strategy and the other mixes.
b) If only a single strategy profile s survives iterated elimination of strictly dominated strategies, then s is the unique pure strategy Nash equilibrium of the game.
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