In a prisoners' dilemma:
A) Each player, acting irrationally, chooses a strategy that reduces total surplus.
B) Each player adopts a strategy with the aim of minimize the payoff of the other players.
C) Each player does not have a dominant strategy, but the sum of payoffs to all players are not maximized.
D) Each player has a dominant strategy and in the unique equilibrium joint payoffs of the players are not maximized.
E) None of the above.
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A)When there is no
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Q6: A subgame perfect equilibrium is when:
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Q10: In a dominant strategy equilibrium:
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