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X^(B) and Y^(B).
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That's what everybody has to decide.
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In the end A has to decide, the prices have to emerge for X
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and Y.
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We're assuming,again, that these people,
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by the way--I have one agent A and one agent B,
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I really mean there's a million agents just like A and a million
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agents just like B and they're all shouting and screaming at
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each other and they're in some kind of market.
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So if there's only one agent of each type there'd be bargaining
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and threats and it'd be very complicated,
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but with lots of people of each type,