If One-Time Gains from Defection Are Always Less Than the Discounted

question 7

Multiple Choice

If one-time gains from defection are always less than the discounted present value of an infinite time stream of cooperative payoffs at some given discount rate,the decision-makers have escaped

• A) the Folk Theorem
• B) the law of large numbers
• C) the Prisoner's dilemma
• D) the paradox of large numbers
• E) the strategy of recusal

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