Use the following case from question
A couple gets into an argument deciding where they would go out together.Both like to spend like with each other and have the payoffs as below

-What would be the Nash equilibrium of this simultaneous game?
A)Boxing,boxing
B)Ballet,ballet
C)Boxing,ballet
D)Both A&B

Question

​Use the following case from question
A couple gets into an argument deciding where they would go out together.Both like to spend like with each other and have the payoffs as below
 
-​What would be the Nash equilibrium of this simultaneous game?
A)​Boxing,boxing 
B)Ballet,ballet 
C)Boxing,ballet 
D)​Both A&B

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In this game, both players have a dominant strategy that is independent of their opponent. Player 1's dominant strategy is to choose boxing regardless of what Player 2 chooses, and Player 2's dominant strategy is to choose ballet regardless of what Player 1 chooses. Therefore, the Nash equilibrium of this game is when both players choose their dominant strategy, resulting in both players going to their respective preferred activity (boxing and ballet). Hence, option D is the correct answer.

​Use the Following Case from Question

Use the Following Case from Question