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the two examples of coordination games
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we saw so far were really pure coordination problems.
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Is that right? They were pure coordination problems.
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There was no conflict at all.
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In the case of the Investor Game last week,
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every player preferred one equilibrium to the other.
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The game I just put up, that's a trivial example,
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it didn't really matter which equilibrium we played here,
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we just wanted to play an equilibrium, is that right?
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But here, there's a potential source of conflict here.
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Both people would rather be at an equilibrium
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than to be mal-coordinated or uncoordinated,