The unraveling problem in interdependent relationships arises from a situation in which
A)there is a known, finite number of future interactions.
B)there is not a known, finite number of future interactions.
C)interactions suddenly and surprisingly cease.
D)a recession hits an industry.

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The unraveling problem occurs when parties in an interdependent relationship know there is a finite number of future interactions, leading them to act in their own short-term interest as the end approaches, potentially unraveling cooperation.

The Unraveling Problem in Interdependent Relationships Arises from a Situation