What would be the best strategy for prisoner b


Problem

Two prisoners, A and B, alleged to be conspirators in a crime, are put into separate rooms. A police officer goes into each room and says: If your partner confesses and you confess also, you will only get 3 years in prison. If your partner remains silent and if you are silent also, you will get 1 year in prison. However, if your partner confesses and you remain silent, you will get 5 years in prison. But if your partner remains silent and you confess, you will be out in 0.3 years.

a. If prisoner A confesses, what would be the best strategy for prisoner B?

b. If prisoner A does not confess, what would be the best strategy for prisoner B?

c. Define Nash equilibrium: what is the Nash equilibrium for this question?

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