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The Process of Analyzing a Problem in Reverse-Starting with the Last

Question 147

Question 147

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The process of analyzing a problem in reverse-starting with the last choice, then moving to the second-to-last choice, and so on to determine the optimal strategy-is called:


A) backward induction.
B) reverse collusion.
C) dominant strategizing.
D) credible deterrence.

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