(b) Two people, 1 and 2, independently choose an integer 1 and 4. If the choices are the same, each person receives an amount of money equal to the number chosen. Otherwise neither player receives...

(b) Two people, 1 and 2, independently choose an integer 1 and 4. If<br>the choices are the same, each person receives an amount of money<br>equal to the number chosen. Otherwise neither player receives<br>anything. Each player's preferences are represented by his expected<br>monetary payoff.<br>(i) What are the pure strategy Nash equilibria of the game?<br>

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