For a commitment strategy to work:
A) the punishment must be so bad that it outweighs the incentive to defect in the game.
B) the punishment must occur immediately after the game is played.
C) both players must agree to a punishment.
D) no player may have a dominant strategy.
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Q88: Games:
A) will always have a dominant strategy.
B)
Q89: Games:
A) only have one possible stable outcome.
B)
Q90: Collusion:
A) occurs only when no dominant strategy
Q91: A Nash equilibrium:
A) is reached when all
Q92: Reaching a positive-positive outcome through a commitment
Q94: Reaching a Nash equilibrium means that:
A) a
Q95: Cooperative equilibriums:
A) are impossible to reach in
Q96: Cooperation in prisoner's dilemma-type games:
A) always benefits
Q97: When all players in a game choose
Q98: Collusion:
A) rarely occurs in reality.
B) never occurs
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