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A dominant strategy is one that
Contracts
Legally binding agreements between two or more parties that outline terms and conditions for the exchange of services, goods, or obligations.
Equitable Remedy
A type of judicial relief that requires a party to act or refrain from acting in a certain way, often employed when monetary damages are insufficient for justice.
Imposed
Something that is enforced or applied authoritatively, often without the consent of those affected.
Intended Beneficiaries
Individuals or entities who, although not party to a contract, are intended by the contracting parties to benefit from the contract's performance.
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