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Is no worse than when choosing r. this can also be seen when considering the game tree in figure 2.3 a ; : move l is a best response to t since player ii never has to make that move when player i chooses t , so player ii's move does not affect her payoff, and she is indifferent between l and r. on the other hand, only when she makes move l is it optimal for player i to respond by choosing t , since against r player i would get more by choosing b. the game in figure 2.3 a ; is also called a "threat game" since it has a nash equilibrium t, l ; where player ii "threatens" to make the move l that is bad for both players, against which player i chooses t , which is then advantageous for player ii compared to the backward induction outcome when the players choose b, r ; . the threat works only because player ii never has to execute it, given that player i acts rationally and chooses t . the concept of nash equilibrium is based on the strategic form since it applies to a strategy profile. when applied to a game tree, then the strategies in that profile are assumed to be chosen by the players before the game starts, and the concept of best response applies to this given expectation of what the other players will do. with the game tree as the given specification of the game, it is often desirable to keep its sequential interpretation. the strategies chosen by the players should therefore also express some "sequential rationality" as expressed by backward induction. that is, the moves in a strategy profile should be optimal for any part of the game, including subtrees that cannot be reached due to earlier moves, possibly of other players, like the tree starting at the decision node of player ii in the threat game in figure 2.3 a ; . in game tree, a subgame is any subtree of the game, given by a node of the tree as the root of the subtree and all its descendants.9 a strategy profile that defines a nash equilibrium for every subgame is called a subgame perfect nash equilibrium or spne. theorem 2.8 backward induction defines a spne. proof. recall the process of backward induction: starting with the nodes closest to the leaves, consider a decision node u, say, with the assumption that all moves after u have already been selected. among the moves at u, select a move that maximises the expected payoff to the player that moves at u. expected payoffs must be regarded if there are chance moves after u. ; in that manner, a move is selected for every decision node, which determines an entire strategy profile. we prove the theorem inductively: consider a non-terminal node u of the game tree, which may be a decision node as in the backward induction process ; , or a chance node. suppose that the moves at u are c1 , c2 , . which lead to subtrees t1 , t2 , . the game tree, and assume, as inductive hypothesis, that the moves selected so far define a spne in each of these trees. as the "base case" of the induction, this is certainly true if each of t1 , t2 , just a leaf of the tree, so that u is a "last" decision node considered first in the backward induction process. ; the induction step is completed if one shows that, by selecting the move at u, one obtains a spne for the subgame with root u. 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Note that as thus categorized, each of the foregoing in fact incorporates the elements of something that is a false and deceptive act. to state it conversely, the fact alone that the intent to impede the irs's discovery of the facts is not dispositive. the act itself must be false or deceptive. in the example above, the mere act of removing bonds from new york to canada is not on its face false or deceptive. let's further consider this issue in a series of examples that further illustrate the problem, as i see it with this defraud conspiracy in a tax context. example 1. a taxpayer is advised by his return preparer that returns with itemized deductions are more likely to be audited. preferring to avoid an audit or at least lower the chances of an audit, the taxpayer directs his return preparer to elect the standard deduction even though his deductions, if itemized, would produce a lesser tax liability. is the taxpayer and the preparer guilty of the defraud conspiracy? does the fact that they tried to lower the audit profile by claiming the standard deduction turn a nonfraudulent return reporting position into a defraud conspiracy? i would urge not because there is no falsity or deceit as commonly understood. example 2. would it or should it make a difference if the taxpayer, with the preparer's advice, is taking an aggressive but reasonable basis position that some cash the taxpayer received is not income to him and therefore does not have to be reported on the return?226 under the civil penalty rules, the taxpayer is just subject to a 20% civil penalty for a non-tax shelter reasonable basis return reporting position not disclosed on the return.227 the penalty congress thus imposed upon a reasonable basis return reporting position not disclosed on the return is simply the imposition of a civil 20% penalty, which is to say that the return is not fraudulent even if the reasonable basis position is not disclosed on the return. the issue is whether the government can transform into a criminal case a situation where congress clearly did not intend the more onerous criminal penalty simply by urging that the reason the taxpayer and his preparer did not disclose on the return was to lower the audit profile which, they imagined, would have been enhanced by disclosing on the return ; ? example 3.228 a taxpayer desires his daughter to own 10% of his wholly-owned company. he believes the company is worth , 000, 000 because he recently received an offer in that amount from a third party willing to close the deal. he rejected the offer, but is confident that the valuation is right. the valuation could change over a short period, but at least for the time being it is a good value. so he expects to give the , 000, 000 in value in the company through the 10% stock interest. he is concerned about the gift tax because he and his wife have previously used their lifetime exemptions. so, he seeks help from his long-term tax lawyer. the lawyer advises him first that the for an example of this genre of reporting that, while at worst inappropriate from a civil perspective, is hardly the stuff of criminal sanctions. streber v. commissioner, 138 f.3d 216 5th cir. 1998 ; . 227 6662 d ; 2 ; b ; 228 this example is from two articles appearing in tax notes: richardson, audit avoidance via intent modification -- is fred corneel onto something . or not, 92 tax notes 277 2001 and corneel, audit avoidance: a response to david richardson, 92 tax notes 681 2001.

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