Backward Induction in an Extensive Form Game

question 130

Multiple Choice

Backward induction in an extensive form game

• A) allows the players to alter their strategies as the game is being played.
• B) is used to determine the Nash equilibrium of a game.
• C) is used to identify the decision nodes of a repeated game.
• D) is used primarily to establish whether players should compete or cooperate.

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