Consider a "Prisoners' Dilemma" Game Consisting of Two Firms in Collusion

question 72

Multiple Choice

Consider a "prisoners' dilemma" game consisting of two firms in collusion to maximize profit.However,the game is repeated indefinitely and each player employs a tit-for-tat strategy.The equilibrium described here is called a

• A)credible strategy equilibrium.
• B)dominant player equilibrium.
• C)duopoly equilibrium.
• D)trigger strategy equilibrium.
• E)cooperative equilibrium.

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