Coordination games are indeed noncooperative games where players attempt to coordinate their strategies to achieve a better outcome (A), and they sometimes have a focal-point equilibrium, which is a strategy or outcome that players naturally tend to choose in the absence of communication, because it seems natural, special, or relevant to them (D).

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Coordination Games

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Coordination games:

A) Are noncooperative games in which the players attempt to their coordinate their strategies.
B) Are cooperative games in which the players' lack a common frame of reference.
C) Involve dynamic equilibrium strategy profiles in which successful strategies replace unsuccessful strategies.
D) Sometimes have a focal-point equilibrium.
E) Answers a and d are correct.

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