In the Sequential Version of a Game Using the Same

question 84

Multiple Choice

In the sequential version of a game using the same players, the same strategies, and the same possible outcomes as the original game, the equilibrium:

• A) may be different than in the original game.
• B) must be different than in the original game.
• C) will be the same as in the original game.
• D) is the same as the cooperative version of the original game.
• E) is the same as the noncooperative version of the original game.

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