Multiple Choice
Which of the following assumptions about static games with complete information is incorrect:
A) Players' strategies are common knowledge.
B) Payoffs from alternative strategy profiles are common knowledge.
C) Each player has a dominant strategy.
D) Players' identities are common knowledge.
E) Noncooperative static games are examples of the prisoner's dilemma.
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