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Look at the table in the previous page.


Number of other Type-1 choosing Up in your group.
X 0 1 2
Your Choice Up {{Constants.payoff_up_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_1}} {{Constants.payoff_up_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_2}} {{Constants.payoff_up_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_3}}
Down {{Constants.payoff_down_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_0}} {{Constants.payoff_down_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_1}} {{Constants.payoff_down_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_2}}


Consider the numbers highlighted in green. These describe the payment the subjects of your group get if you, as a Type-1, choose Up, and no other Type-1 in your group chooses Up. The first number, 155 is your payment. The second number, 20, is the payment of the only Type-2 subject. Compare the numbers highlighted in green with the ones highlighted in yellow. The numbers highlighted in yellow represent the monetary payment the members of your group get if you choose Up and another Type-1 members chooses Up. The first number, 155 is your payment. The second number, 40 is the payment of the only Type-2 subject.

Notice that, when you are a Type-1 subject, your payment only depends on your choice. In this situation, if you choose Up you obtain 155, while if you choose Down you obtain 150. Other Type-1 subjects' payments are the same as yours: it is only determined by their choice of Up or Down, and you can not influence them. In this situation in particular, if another Type-1 subject chooses Up he gets 155, while if he chooses Down he gets 150.

The payment of Type-2 subjects is instead determined by the number of Type-1 subjects choosing Up. Compare the green cell with the yellow cell. In the green cell, you are the only Type-1 choosing Up, and the Type-2 subject obtains 20. In the yellow cell, you and another Type-1 choose Up, and the Type-2 subject obtains 40.

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