Buyers of ice-cream are uniformly distributed on . Two sellers simultaneously choose locations to maximize market share (each buyer goes to the nearer seller). In equilibrium,
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Buyers of ice-cream are uniformly distributed on . Two sellers simultaneously choose locations to maximize market share (each buyer goes to the nearer seller). In equilibrium,
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Buyers of ice-cream are uniformly distributed on [0,1]. Two sellers simultaneously choose locations to maximize market share (each buyer goes to the nearer seller). In equilibrium, (A) both will locate at 1/2 (B) one will locate at 1/4 and the other at 3/4 (C) one will locate at 0 and the other at 1 (D) one will locate at 1/3 and the other at 2/3
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This question is on Applied games: public goods, voting and location, part of Game theory and strategic behaviour in Game Theory.
Strategic models of provision, voting, bargaining and where to locate.
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