A coordination problem usually occurs in situations where there is:
A) no Nash equilibrium in a game.
B) a unique, but undesirable Nash equilibrium.
C) a unique, secure strategy for both players.
D) more than one Nash equilibrium.

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A coordination problem occurs when there are multiple Nash equilibria in a game, and players must coordinate on one of them in order to achieve a desirable outcome. If there is only one Nash equilibrium (whether desirable or not), there is no coordination problem.

A Coordination Problem Usually Occurs in Situations Where There Is