Consider a scenario where two farmers, Farmer A and Farmer B, must independently decide whether to grow Crop X or Crop Y. The table below shows the payoffs (e.g., in tons of harvest) for each farmer based on their combined choices. The first number in each cell is Farmer A's payoff, and the second is Farmer B's.
| Farmer B: Crop X | Farmer B: Crop Y | |
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| Farmer A: Crop X | (3, 2) | (6, 6) |
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