The Equilibrium in a Prisoner's Dilemma Is an Example Of

question 66

Multiple Choice

The equilibrium in a prisoner's dilemma is an example of:

• A)the low-hanging fruit principle.
• B)the comparative advantage principle.
• C)the equilibrium principle.
• D)the smart for one,dumb for all principle.

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