Y1 - Int. to Behavioural Economics

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1. Q1. The following table gives the payoffs in a prisoners’ dilemma. You have seen this game in previous courses and we wi
2. Q2. Suppose the prisoners know that they will be separated and interrogated before they get arrested. Could you think of
3. Q3. What is a major difference between these games and the game we played in the experiment?
4. Q4. What is the difference between the following game and the previous two games?
5. Q5.What is an important difference between the three previous games and the game we played in the experiment?
6. Q6.Consider an ultimatum game where the players are fully anonymous. Assume that the players only play strategies that t
7. Q7. Can you think of a variant of the Ultimatum Game in which you can test altruism?
8. Q8.Can you think of a way in which you can change the instructions of the Ultimatum Game to make proposals closer to the
9. Q9. Can you think of a way in which you can make Dictator Game giving closer to the Nash Equilibrium?
10. Q10. In general, do males or females give higher offers in the Ultimatum Game?
11. Q11. In general, do males or females attract higher offers in the Ultimatum Game?
12. Q12.In general, do males or females give higher offers in the Dictator Game?
13. Q13.In general, are students more or less likely to give 0, as compared to non-students?
14. Q14.What is the name of the following game? How many Nash Equilibria do you think this game has?
15. Q15.What is the name of the following game? How many Nash Equilibria does this game have? What is the main difference be
16. Q16. What do you think of the following statements?
17. Q17. Does the following game have a Nash Equilibrium?
18. Q18. Is there a Nash Equilibrium in a game of ‘rock, paper, scissors’? If so, what is/are the strategy/strategies in the