Multiple Choice
What is the conclusion in the prisoners' dilemma?
A) Firms should not enter a legal duopoly.
B) Two prisoners acting in their own best interest harm their joint interest.
C) There is no Nash equilibrium available to the prisoners.
D) Prisoners do not act interdependently.
E) Duopolies almost always reach their best outcome.
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