Multiple Choice
Suppose you and your friend have decided to go into a very lucrative joint venture together, which would make $5,000 for both of you. Nevertheless your friend, who does not need the money as much as you, say he will not cooperate with you unless he gets at least 90% of the earnings. It will be in your advantage not to capitulate to your friend's demands as long as:
A) you follow a self-interest goal.
B) you cared only about the absolute distribution of the winnings.
C) you do not follow an egoistic goal.
D) your friend does not know anything about your goals.
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