A Dominant Strategy Equilibrium Exists in a Game When

question 46

Multiple Choice

A dominant strategy equilibrium exists in a game when:

• A) every player has no choice.
• B) every player makes the same choice, regardless of the action of the other players.
• C) each player makes the best choice, given the choice of the other player.
• D) no player is able to dictate the actions of any other player.

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Definitions:

Pronator Teres

A muscle in the forearm that helps to rotate the forearm palm-downward.

Deltoid

A large, triangular-shaped muscle that covers the glenohumeral joint and gives the shoulder its rounded shape, responsible for arm abduction.

Pronator Teres

A muscle in the forearm that helps rotate the arm inward and bend the forearm at the elbow.

Subscapularis

A muscle in the shoulder that is part of the rotator cuff, responsible for medially rotating the arm.