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 payoffs for this game are:
A) (5, 2) .
B) (2, 3) .
C) (2, 4) .
D) (3, 2) .
E) None of the above are correct.
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