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A Game in Which Pursuing Dominant Strategies Results in Noncooperation

Question 230

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A game in which pursuing dominant strategies results in noncooperation that leaves all parties worse off is a

A) prisoner's dilemma.
B) cooperative equilibrium.
C) first-price auction.
D) zero-sum game.

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