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An Equilibrium in a Game in Which Players Pursue Their

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An equilibrium in a game in which players pursue their own self-interests and do not cooperate is called a

A) cartel equilibrium.
B) noncooperative equilibrium.
C) prisoner's dilemma equilibrium.
D) dominant strategy equilibrium.

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