A display of a game in a tree-diagram with nodes for every move:
A) is called a second-mover advantage.
B) is called a first-mover advantage.
C) is a simultaneous move game.
D) is an extensive form representation.

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A display of a game in a tree-diagram with nodes for every move is called an extensive form representation. It shows the sequence of moves taken by each player and allows for analysis of possible outcomes and strategies. It does not indicate any advantage for either player.

A Display of a Game in a Tree-Diagram with Nodes