In Sequential Games, the Player Who Moves First

Multiple Choice

In sequential games, the player who moves first:

A) always has a first-mover advantage.
B) has a first-mover advantage only when he or she is able to make a credible threat or promise to choose a dominated strategy.
C) has a first-mover advantage only when the second mover fails to choose the dominant strategy.
D) sometimes has an advantage and sometimes has a disadvantage.