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Mscarter · **on:** Nov 23, 2022

Difficulty of Determining "Fairness"

You are playing a game with another person in which you build up a fund of $44,500. To decide how to divide the funds between you, you and the other person get to make a choice.
• If you both choose friend, you divide the fund equally between you.
• If one person chooses friend and the other person chooses foe, the person who chose foe gets the entire fund. The person who chose friend gets nothing.
• If you both choose foe, you both get nothing.
What is your best strategy? Suppose an additional penalty of $11,125 is imposed on whoever chooses foe. What is the best strategy?
◦ Choose foe, choose foe
◦ Choose friend, there is none
◦ Choose friend, choose friend
◦ Choose foe, there is none

khudija · **Reply #1 on:** Nov 23, 2022

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