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Vi ser at:
S1={ L1 L2 , L1 R 1 , R1 R 2 , R1 L2 }S2={ L , R }Spillerne rykker simultant. Derfor kan vi betragter den del
af spillet i den røde firkant som en bi-matrix:
L R
L2 -3, -1 1, -2
R2 -2,1 3,0
(-2,1)
(-1,-1)
(1,-1)
Vi ser at:
S1={ L1 L2 , L1 R 1 , R1 R 2 , R1 L2 }S2={ L , R }Spillerne rykker simultant. Derfor kan vi betragter den del
af spillet i den røde firkant som en bi-matrix:
L R
L2 -6, -6 -1, -1
R2 1,-1 -3, -3
Det fremgår da, at der er to ligevægt i bi-matrix.
Bruger baglæns induktion til de to subgames (gule streger). Derefter skal man opstille som matrix:
L R
L1 (2,1) (3,0)
L2 (3,1) (3,-1)
I ovenstående bi-matrix er der en ligevægt.
D)
There is no proper subgames.
S1={ L1 L2 , L1 R 2 , R1 L2 , R1 R 2 }S2={ L , R }Opskriver hele spillet som matrix:
P2
L R
L 1 L2 2,1 3,0
P1 L1 R 2 2,1 3,0
R 1 L2 3,1 0,0
R1 R 2 0,0 3,-1
Der er ingen proper subgame. Derfor vil alle nash-ligevægte være SPNE:
SPNE={( R1 L2 , L ) }
Exercise 4:
Gibbons 2.3 (p.131). Suppose the players in Rubinstain’s inifinite-horizon bargaining game have
different discount factorrs: δ 1 for player 1, and δ 2 for player 2. Adapt the argument in the text to
show that in the backwards-induction outcome, player 1 offers the settlement:
Dvs.
1−s1 =δ 2 ( 1−δ 1 s 3 ) ⟺s1=1−δ 2 ( 1−δ 1 s 3 )Set s1=s3 =s ¿ and solve for s¿:
¿ 1−δ 2 Indsætter i:
s¿ =1−δ 2 ( 1−δ 1 s¿ ) ⟺s¿ −δ 1 δ 2 s ¿=2−δ 2 ⟺ s ( 1−δ 1 δ 2 )=1−δ 2 ⟺ s¿ =
1−δ 1 δ 2
¿ 1−δ 2 ¿ 1−δ 1 δ 2 1−δ 2 Hvilket kan omskrives til:
1−s =1− 1−s = −
1−δ 1 δ 2 1−δ 1 δ 2 1−δ 1 δ 2
Og dermed vist.
Opgave 5
a) Given the levels of research x 1 , x 2 , find the resulting levels of output ¿ and q 2 ( x 1 , x 2 ) ¿in the
second stage.
Two-stage games med to virksomheder.
Opskriver profitten:
π i=( p−c ) q 1−c i ( xi ) Det sidste led er omkostningerne ved R&D.
b) Assume that the stage on decision are made simultaneously and independently. That is, each
firm i chooses x i in order to maximize its own profit (foreseeing the outcome of stage two). Using
your results from (a), find the levels of research and output in the subgame-perfect Nash
equilibrium:
( 1 1
)(
π i= 1− ( 1+ x i + x j ) − ( 1+ xi + x j) + xi + x j
3 3
1
3 ) 2
( 1+ x i + x j ) −x i
( 2
) 1
3
1
3
1
3
1
π i= (1+ x i + x j )− ( 1+ x i+ x j ) ( 1+ x i + x j ) −x2i π i= ( 1+ x i + x j ) ( 1+ x i+ x j )−x 2i π i= ( 1+ x i + x j )2 −x2i
3 9
Finder da FOC:
∂ 2
= ( 1+ x i + x j ) −2 x i=0Pga. symmetri antages x i=x j =x¿ :
∂ xi 9
2 2 4 2 1
( 1+2 x ¿ )−2 x ¿ =0 + x ¿ =2 x¿2+4 x¿ =18 x ¿2=14 x¿ =x ¿ x ¿= Indsætter i:
9 9 9 14 7
1
¿
( 1
q = 1+ +
3 )
1 1
7 7 q=
¿ 3
∗9
7
= =
9 3 Således bliver udfaldet:
21 7
¿ ¿ ¿
{(
¿ 1 1 3 3
)}
( x 1 , x 2 , q1 .q 2 )= 7 , 7 , 7 , 7 c) Assume not that the firms collude at the first stage. That is, they
chose x1 and x2 to maximize their joint profit while taking into account, that q1 and q2 will be
chosen simultaneously and independently at stage two. Find the resulting levels of reasearch
and output.
1 1
π col =π 1 + π 2 π col= ( 1+ x1 + x 2 )2−x 21 + ( 1+ x 1+ x2 )2 −x22 Omskriver:
9 9
2 2 2 2
π col= ( 1+ x1 + x 2 ) −x 1−x 2Bruger symmetri.
9
FOC:
∂ π col 4 2
= ( 1+ x 1 + x 2 )−x 21−x 22=0 x 1= ( 1+ x 2 )Symmetri:
∂ x1 9 7
5 ¿ 2 ¿ 2
x = x = =x 1=x 2Indsætter da og finder de optimale mængder:
¿ ¿
7 7 5
1
q ¿1,2= 1+ + = Dvs.
3 (
2 2 2
5 5 5 )
¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
(
2 2 3 2
( x 1 , x 2 , q1 , q2 )= 5 , 5 , 5 , 5 )
d) Based on your findings in (b) and (c), compare the outcomes in terms of consumer welfare
[hint: it is enough to look at total output] and firms’ profit [hint: no calculations are necessary].
Comment on the source of the difference.
Vi ved at: Q ↑. → . p ↓→ . CW ↑
Firms profit:
Jo tættere vi kommer på monopol jo højere profit.
Direkte effekt: Q ↑. → . p ↓→ . π ↓(move away¿mon− pricing)
Hvor p ( Q )=2−q1−q2
Strategic effect:
- Internalize the positive externality from research.
- Increase output at lower costs
More beneficial at a higher price.