Multiple Choice
-Consider again the multi stage-game in Figure 11.4 in which Homer moves first. The subgame perfect equilibrium for this game is:
A) {Bart 6 Lisa}
B) {Bart 6 Maggie}
C) {Lisa 6 Bart}
D) {Maggie 6 Maggie}
E) This game does not have a subgame perfect equilibrium.
Correct Answer:

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Correct Answer:
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