Multiple Choice
When each party makes a single offer to divide profits, an equilibrium is reached only if:
A) the individual profits add up to less than 100% of the total profit.
B) each party gets an equal share.
C) the individual profits add up to more than 100% of the total profit.
D) the sum of the individual profits is equal to the total profit.
E) an increase in share of a party does not reduce the share of the other party.
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