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Neighborly Competitors? One Friday morning, Jack left home with a nearly empty gas tank. He drove out of his neighborhood, turned left onto Clifton Road and drove five miles without encountering a gas station. Then he arrived at the intersection of Clifton and Main, where he encountered two gas stations – advertising the exact same price. He shook his head and muttered: “What we need is more competition in this town! And a station closer to my house!” Image source: www.reporternews.com (photographer Brian Schmidt)

Perfectly Competitive Imperfectly Competitive Many buyers and sellers Low barriers to entry Identical products Firms have no influence on the price of the good Imperfectly Competitive Few sellers High barriers to entry Identical or differentiated products Firms can influence price of the good

The Prisoner’s Dilemma Curly’s Strategies Confess Don’t 5 yrs, 5 yrs 1 yr, 10 yrs Don’t Confess 10 yrs, 1 yr 2 yrs, 2 yrs Moe’s Strategies

The Prisoner’s Dilemma Curly’s Strategies Confess Don’t 5 yrs, 5 yrs 1 yr, 10 yrs Don’t Confess 10 yrs, 1 yr 2 yrs, 2 yrs Moe’s Strategies

The Prisoner’s Dilemma Curly’s Strategies Confess Don’t 5 yrs, 5 yrs 1 yr, 10 yrs Don’t Confess 10 yrs, 1 yr 2 yrs, 2 yrs Moe’s Strategies

The Prisoner’s Dilemma Curly’s Strategies Confess Don’t 5 yrs, 5 yrs 1 yr, 10 yrs Don’t Confess 10 yrs, 1 yr 2 yrs, 2 yrs Moe’s Strategies

The Prisoner’s Dilemma Curly’s Strategies Confess Don’t 5 yrs, 5 yrs 1 yr, 10 yrs Don’t Confess 10 yrs, 1 yr 2 yrs, 2 yrs Moe’s Strategies

The Prisoner’s Dilemma Curly’s Strategies Confess Don’t 5 yrs, 5 yrs 1 yr, 10 yrs Don’t Confess 10 yrs, 1 yr 2 yrs, 2 yrs Moe’s Strategies

The Prisoner’s Dilemma Curly’s Strategies Confess Don’t 5 yrs, 5 yrs 1 yr, 10 yrs Don’t Confess 10 yrs, 1 yr 2 yrs, 2 yrs Moe’s Strategies

The Prisoner’s Dilemma Curly’s Strategies Confess Don’t 5 yrs, 5 yrs 1 yr, 10 yrs Don’t Confess 10 yrs, 1 yr 2 yrs, 2 yrs Moe’s Strategies

Game Theory Terms Game Strategy Payoff Dominant strategy Nash equilibrium Collusion

Dueling Gas Stations Same image as Slide 2

Dueling Gas Stations Alex High Price Low Price $1000, $1000 $100, $1200 $1200, $100 $250, $250 Pat

Split or Steal? Player Two Split Steal 5, 5 0, 10 10, 0 1, 1 Player One

Coke vs. Pepsi Launch a New Flavor? Launch Mango Pepsi Don’t Launch Launch Mango Coke -50, -50 100, -25 -25, 100 0, 0 Coke Grid numbers represent changes in profits.