Multiple Choice
The prisoners' dilemma shows that in a Nash equilibrium:
A) neither player can have a better result than the other.
B) sometimes players do not reach the optimal outcome.
C) only an irrational strategy will lead to an outcome worse than the optimal outcome.
D) each player acting independently will lead to the optimal outcome.
Correct Answer:
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