Multiple Choice
The chain store paradox of an incumbent who accommodates a finite stream of potential entrants threatening to enter sequentially numerous markets illustrates
A) backwards induction
B) the unraveling problem
C) subgame perfect equilibrium
D) best reply responses
E) all of the above
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