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Let (N; v) be a coalitional game with a coalitional structure B.
Let k and l be two players who are members of different coalitions in B.
Prove that if k and l are symmetric players, i.e., v(S ∪ {k}) = v(S ∪ {l}) for every coalition S that does not contain either of them, then for every imputation x in the core of the game with coalitional structure B, one has xk = xl.
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Compute the subgame perfect equilibrium of this market game.- Do so by first finding the equilibrium quantities and profits in the Cournot subgames.
We expect two proportions to be about 0.20 and 0.30, and we want an 80% chance of detecting a difference between them using a two-sided 0.05 level test.
The net profit from selling α units of cocktail is α dollars. Describe this situation as a coalitional game, and write down in detail the coalitional function.
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