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You are a farmer deciding which orchard to plant, with the choice affecting your bonus payment for this experiment. You can choose between a Mango orchard and an Avocado orchard. Your bonus payment will be the yield on a £1 investment in the orchard you choose. Note that the government encourages Avocado farming by reimbursing equipment costs to one randomly selected Avocado farmer each year, resulting in a significantly higher return on their £1 investment for that year.
Historically, the return from Mango orchards is between 18 and 20 pence per £1 invested. For Avocado orchards, 95% of farmers earned between 13 and 15 pence per £1 invested, while the remaining 5% were the lucky recipients of the government reimbursement that year and earned between 113 and 115 pence per £1 invested.
Below you can see two grids — one for each orchard type. Each cell in a grid represents a farmer who planted that orchard. Click any cell to reveal the yield (in pence) that farmer earned per £1 invested. Type the two-letter initials of the farmer you wish to imitate in the box below and press Continue.