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Utari Natania
on Nov 16, 2024
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In a prisoner's dilemma, only one firm has a dominant strategy.
Dominant Strategy
A strategic option that yields the best outcome for a player, irrespective of what strategies other players adopt.
- Depict the notions of Nash Equilibrium and dominant strategies as they apply to game theory situations.
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- Depict the notions of Nash Equilibrium and dominant strategies as they apply to game theory situations.
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