The Iterative Deletion of Dominated Strategies Refers to the Following

question 51

Multiple Choice

The iterative deletion of dominated strategies refers to the following process:

• A) continue removing the weakly dominated strategies until there are no more weakly dominated strategies left to remove.
• B) continue removing the dominant strategies until there are no more dominant strategies left to remove.
• C) continue removing the dominated strategies until there are no more dominated strategies left to remove.
• D) continue removing the best responses until there are no more best responses left to remove.

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