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A dominant strategy is one that always produces the maximum profits for both firms.
Maslow's Theory
A psychological theory proposing a hierarchy of human needs, from basic physiological needs to self-actualization.
Nature
The intrinsic physical and biological factors that shape the environment and influence the survival and behavior of organisms.
Interaction
The way in which two or more entities act upon each other or communicate, often considered a fundamental concept in social sciences.
Expectancy Theory
A motivation theory suggesting that individuals are motivated to engage in behaviors based on the expected outcomes and the value they place on those outcomes.
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