The Difference Between Cooperative and Non-Cooperative Games Is

question 12

Multiple Choice

The difference between cooperative and non-cooperative games is

• A) cooperative games allow side payments to support collusion
• B) non-cooperative games encourage communication of sensitive information between arms-length competitors
• C) cooperative games involve randomized behavior
• D) cooperative games necessitate an explicit order of play
• E) inconsequential except when players have contractual relationships

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