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TABLE 5 - BEHAVIOR OF PLAYER 1 Table 6 - Behavior of PlAYER 2 Yı y1 < 2x2 - x1 y1 = 2x2 - x1 y1 = 2x2x1 +1 2x2 - x + 1 < y < xj Y1 = X1 Number of observations Frequency 44 2742 0.03 Y2 Y2≤3x2-2x1 0.09 3x2-2x1 < y2 < x2 0.58 Y2 = x2 1 ...
TABLE 5 - BEHAVIOR OF PLAYER 1 Table 6 - Behavior of PlAYER 2 Yı y1 < 2x2 - x1 y1 = 2x2 - x1 y1 = 2x2x1 +1 2x2 - x + 1 < y < xj Y1 = X1 Number of observations Frequency 44 2742 0.03 Y2 Y2≤3x2-2x1 0.09 3x2-2x1 < y2 < x2 0.58 Y2 = x2 1 ...
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... behavior patterns of the human animal . Penelope Brown and Stephen Levinson ( 1987 ) have reported extensive cross- cultural similarities in behavior regarding politeness in conversation . For a specific example of such a behavior ...
... behavior patterns of the human animal . Penelope Brown and Stephen Levinson ( 1987 ) have reported extensive cross- cultural similarities in behavior regarding politeness in conversation . For a specific example of such a behavior ...
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... behavior , then the chosen values of π , will satisfy ( 4 ) 4 - B2 w + B2u , and this equation will also describe equilib- rium outcomes . Consequently , since the same level of output obtains on average in the two cases , the outcomes ...
... behavior , then the chosen values of π , will satisfy ( 4 ) 4 - B2 w + B2u , and this equation will also describe equilib- rium outcomes . Consequently , since the same level of output obtains on average in the two cases , the outcomes ...
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