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    -Consider the One-Time, Noncooperative, Static Game Depicted in Figure 1
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Question 6

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  -Consider the one-time, noncooperative, static game depicted in Figure 1.2. Which player has a strictly dominant strategy? A)  Clarence B)  Darrow C)  Both players D)  Neither player E)  Cannot be answered without additional information.
-Consider the one-time, noncooperative, static game depicted in Figure 1.2. Which player has a strictly dominant strategy?


A) Clarence
B) Darrow
C) Both players
D) Neither player
E) Cannot be answered without additional information.

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