A an example of a game in which a leader moves first, and then the other rivals follow is a ________ game.

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In a Stackelberg model, one firm (the leader) moves first and chooses its output level, while the other firms (the followers) observe the leader's output and choose their own outputs simultaneously. This is different from a Cournot model, where all firms choose their outputs simultaneously, and a tit-for-tat model, which is a strategy often used in repeated games rather than a specific type of game. Finite move is not a type of game, but rather a description of a certain aspect of game theory.

A an Example of a Game in Which a Leader