Multiple Choice
In the prisoner's dilemma
A) the prisoners cannot collude.
B) each prisoner considers the welfare of the other.
C) one prisoner will know what the other prisoner's decision is before making his decision.
D) strategies are unimportant.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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