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Focal-Point Strategies Are Typically Used When There Is

Question 221

Question 221

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Focal-point strategies are typically used when there is


A) no Nash equilibrium.
B) more than one Nash equilibrium.
C) one Nash equilibrium.
D) a prisoner's dilemma.

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