AdvancedMicroeconomicsJunjiXiaoLecture3JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro1/73RepeatedgamesAnalyzewhetherthreatsandpromisesaboutfuturebehaviorcaninuencecurrentbehaviorinrepeatedrelationships.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro2/73RoadmapRoadmapRepeatedgamesFinite-stagerepeatedgamesIn nite-stagerepeatedgamesJunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro3/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagePrisonersDilemmaConsidertwoplayersplaythePrisonersDilemmatwice,observingtheoutcomeofthe rstplaybeforethesecondplaybegins.Supposethepayo¤fortheentiregameissimplythesumofthepayo¤sfromthetwostages.Player2Player1L2R2L11,15,0R10,54,4JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro4/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagePrisonersDilemma(contd)Theuniqueequilibriumofthesecond-stagegameis(L1,L2),regardlessofthe rst-stageoutcome.Weanalyzethe rststageofthetwostagePrisonersDilemmabytakingintoaccountthattheoutcomeofthegameremaininginthesecondstage,(L1,L2).Theplayers rst-stageinteractioninthegameamountstotheone-shotgameasfollows:Player2Player1L2R2L12,26,1R11,65,5.ThegamehasauniqueNashequilibrium:(L1,L2).Theuniquesubgame-perfectoutcomeofthetwo-stagePrisonersDilemmais(L1,L2)inthe rststage,followedby(L1,L2)inthesecondstage.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro5/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagePrisonersDilemma(contd)Theuniqueequilibriumofthesecond-stagegameis(L1,L2),regardlessofthe rst-stageoutcome.Weanalyzethe rststageofthetwostagePrisonersDilemmabytakingintoaccountthattheoutcomeofthegameremaininginthesecondstage,(L1,L2).Theplayers rst-stageinteractioninthegameamountstotheone-shotgameasfollows:Player2Player1L2R2L12,26,1R11,65,5.ThegamehasauniqueNashequilibrium:(L1,L2).Theuniquesubgame-perfectoutcomeofthetwo-stagePrisonersDilemmais(L1,L2)inthe rststage,followedby(L1,L2)inthesecondstage.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro5/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagePrisonersDilemma(contd)Theuniqueequilibriumofthesecond-stagegameis(L1,L2),regardlessofthe rst-stageoutcome.Weanalyzethe rststageofthetwostagePrisonersDilemmabytakingintoaccountthattheoutcomeofthegameremaininginthesecondstage,(L1,L2).Theplayers rst-stageinteractioninthegameamountstotheone-shotgameasfollows:Player2Player1L2R2L12,26,1R11,65,5.ThegamehasauniqueNashequilibrium:(L1,L2).Theuniquesubgame-perfectoutcomeofthetwo-stagePrisonersDilemmais(L1,L2)inthe rststage,followedby(L1,L2)inthesecondstage.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro5/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagePrisonersDilemma(contd)Theuniqueequilibriumofthesecond-stagegameis(L1,L2),regardlessofthe rst-stageoutcome.Weanalyzethe rststageofthetwostagePrisonersDilemmabytakingintoaccountthattheoutcomeofthegameremaininginthesecondstage,(L1,L2).Theplayers rst-stageinteractioninthegameamountstotheone-shotgameasfollows:Player2Player1L2R2L12,26,1R11,65,5.ThegamehasauniqueNashequilibrium:(L1,L2).Theuniquesubgame-perfectoutcomeofthetwo-stagePrisonersDilemmais(L1,L2)inthe rststage,followedby(L1,L2)inthesecondstage.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro5/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagePrisonersDilemma(contd)Theuniqueequilibriumofthesecond-stagegameis(L1,L2),regardlessofthe rst-stageoutcome.Weanalyzethe rststageofthetwostagePrisonersDilemmabytakingintoaccountthattheoutcomeofthegameremaininginthesecondstage,(L1,L2).Theplayers rst-stageinteractioninthegameamountstotheone-shotgameasfollows:Player2Player1L2R2L12,26,1R11,65,5.ThegamehasauniqueNashequilibrium:(L1,L2).Theuniquesubgame-perfectoutcomeofthetwo-stagePrisonersDilemmais(L1,L2)inthe rststage,followedby(L1,L2)inthesecondstage.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro5/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesDe nitionAny nitenumberofrepetitions,T.LetG=fA1,...,An;u1,...,ungdenoteastaticgameofcompleteinformationinwhichplayers1throughnsimultaneouslychooseactionsa1throughanfromtheactionspacesA1throughAn,respectively,andthepayo¤sareu1(a1,...,an)throughun(a1,...,an).ThegameGwillbecalledthestagegameoftherepeatedgame.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro6/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesDe nition(contd)De nitionGivenastagegameG,letG(T)denotethe nitelyrepeatedgameinwhichGisplayedTtimes,withtheoutcomesofallprecedingplaysobservedbeforethenextplaybegins.Thepayo¤sforG(T)aresimplythesumofthepayo¤sfromtheTstagegames.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro7/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesFinite-stagerepeatedgamesPropositionIfthestagegameGhasauniqueNashequilibriumthen,forany niteT,therepeatedgameG(T)hasauniquesubgame-perfectoutcome:theNashequilibriumofGisplayedineverystage.JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro8/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagerepeatedgames-stagegamewithmultipleNashequilibriaL2M2R2L11,15,00,0M10,54,40,0R10,00,03,3Supposethestagegameisplayedtwice,withthe rst-stageoutcomeobservedbeforethesecondstagebegins.Twopure-strategyNashequilibria:(L1,L2),(R1,R2).JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro9/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagerepeatedgames-stagegamewithmultipleNashequilibriaL2M2R2L11,15,00,0M10,54,40,0R10,00,03,3Supposethestagegameisplayedtwice,withthe rst-stageoutcomeobservedbeforethesecondstagebegins.Twopure-strategyNashequilibria:(L1,L2),(R1,R2).JunjiXiao(Lecture3)Micro9/73Finite-stagerepeatedgamesTwo-stagerepeatedgames-stagegamewithmultipleNashequilibria(cont