Title | Pooling Equilibrium - Lecture notes First semester |
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Author | Step Curr |
Course | Principles Of Microeconomics |
Institution | Oakton Community College |
Pages | 3 |
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Pooling Equilibrium...
Pooling Equilibrium
Each type takes identical actions Uninformed player cannot update its belief about its opponent after observing an equilibrium moveTo see that the strategy combination is a Nash equilibrium, check that there are no incentives to deviate by both players A sequential equilibrium needs to be consistent in terms of the beliefs o If I believe that the player would act like this I will do exactly the equilibrium path For every player How to find pooling equilibria? 1. Identify a set of poling strategies 2. Solve for the other players best response to those strategies 3. Check whether the first player can profitably deviate 4. Repeat step 1 until you have exhausted all sets
Step 2:
Probabilities are copied So what is the optimal strategy? (in a Sequential equilibrium strategies are sequentianally rational given the players beliefs (=consistent))
Step 3:
Player 1 is satisfied with his strategy So we have a pooling equilibrium: Both types hide Player 2 quits, when the strong type reveals, fights when the weak type reveals, and quits when she observes player 1 hide After observing Player 1 hide, Player 2 believes he is strong with probability 0.6...