As defined by Thomas Schelling, a "strategic move" is:
A) any strategy choice in a game.
B) any strategy choice consistent with Nash equilibrium.
C) any strategy choice in a sequential game.
D) a strategy choice that influences the subsequent strategy choice of another player.
E) a strategy choice that restricts the set of outcomes available to another player.

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A strategic move is a strategy choice that influences the subsequent strategy choice of another player. This means that it has an impact on the decisions and actions of other players in the game, and can potentially change the overall outcome. Choice A, B, C, and E are all related to strategy choices, but they do not capture the specific aspect of a strategic move that influences the decisions of others.

As Defined by Thomas Schelling, a "Strategic Move" Is