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The following image is the payoff matrix of two prisoners, Bonnie and Clyde, in a jail suspected of a bank robbery. They are placed in separate cells in the county jail and are not allowed to talk with each other. Suppose Bonnie and Clyde both pursue their own self-interest in a noncooperative game. Which of the following is the most likely outcome of the game?Figure 9.4: The following image is the payoff matrix of two prisoners, Bonnie and Clyde, in a jail suspected of a bank robbery. They are placed in separate cells in the county jail and are not allowed to talk with each other. Suppose Bonnie and Clyde both pursue their own self-interest in a noncooperative game. Which of the following is the most likely outcome of the game?Figure 9.4:   A) Both spend 8 years in jail. B) Both spend 1 year in jail. C) Bonnie goes free; Clyde spends 20 years in jail. D) Bonnie spends 20 years in jail; Clyde goes free. E) Both go free.

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