Multiple Choice
-Suppose that the game depicted in Figure 11.7 is modeled as a sequential move game with Player A moving first and the payoffs are (Player A, Player B) . The subgame perfect equilibrium for this game is:
A) {A3 6 B3}
B) {A2 6 B1}
C) {A1 6 B3}
D) {A3 6 B1}
E) None of the above. This game has multiple subgame perfect equilibria
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