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If Firms Execute a Strategy That Triggers a Permanent Punishment

Question 24

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If firms execute a strategy that triggers a permanent punishment, the result in an indefinitely repeated game is

A) undefined.
B) the non-cooperative Nash equilibrium.
C) the collusive Nash equilibrium.
D) economically inefficient.

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