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Parliament is now scheduled to meet next week for a third time to choose a new leader - but this round too is widely expected to end in a deadlock.
VOA: standard.2010.07.29
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We know, from the very first lesson of the class last time, that no one should choose these strategies.
从上堂课中,我们学到了,不要采用这类策略
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So it's kind of... it's nice that you can choose because I feel like you have a better time in class.
可以自己选课是件很好的事情，因为这样你在课堂上感觉会更好。
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So once again, no abstentions this time: who would choose Alpha? Let's have a show of hands again, keep your hands up a second.
这次也不允许弃权,谁会选择α,请举下手,先别放下手
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long run payoffs are greater if you choose Beta every time.
每次都选β的长期的收益会更大
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The argument that eliminates strategies 67 and above, or 68 upwards, that strategy just involves the first lesson of last time: do not choose a dominated strategy, admittedly weak here, but still.
剔除67以上或者68以上的过程,仅仅用到了上堂课所提到的第一个结论,即不要采用劣势策略,虽然这里是弱劣势,但同理
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So nevertheless, even having given you that historical example, we're going to come back and we'll look later on in the class at a model in which politicians cannot choose their positions, but, rather, you know their positions ahead of time.
尽管如此,尽管我列举了一个历史上的例子,我们还是要回到课堂上来,我们接下来要来探讨一个,政客不能自己选立场的模型,但是当然你们可以提前获知他们的立场
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We know from last time that you should not choose a dominated strategy, and we also know we probably aren't going to choose a weakly dominated strategy, and we also know that you should put yourself in other people's shoes and figure out that they're not going to play strongly or strictly or weakly dominated strategies.
上节课我们学到了,不要采用劣势策略,然后今天我们学到了,我们有时可能不会选择弱劣势策略,我们还学会了站在别人立场上思考,然后推测出他们不会选择,严格劣势策略或弱劣势则略
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Player II's payoff, from the same choices, top for Player I, center for Player II, again we go along the top row and the center column, but this time we choose Player II's payoff, which is the second payoff, so it's 3.
在这种情况下参与人II的收益,即参与人I 选上参与人II选中时,注意下是上行和中列,但是现在我们要找参与人II的收益,也就是第二个收益,即3
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