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Consider the following n-player game. Simultaneously and independently, the players each select either X, Y, or Z. The payoffs are defined as follows. Each player who selects X obtains a payoff equal to g, where g is the number of players who select Z.
Each player who selects Y obtains a payoff of 2a, where a is the number of players who select X. Each player who selects Z obtains a payoff of 3b, where b is the number of players who select Y. Note that a + b + g = n.
(a) Suppose n = 2. Represent this game in the normal form by drawing the appropriate matrix.
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