For Two Players in a Game, a Nash Equilibrium Is

question 18

Multiple Choice

For two players in a game, a Nash equilibrium is different from a dominant strategy in that:

• A) the outcome in the Nash equilibrium may not be the best outcome for either of the players.
• B) the Nash equilibrium always has unequal outcomes whereas the dominant strategy always has even outcomes.
• C) there is always only one Nash equilibrium, but there may be more than one dominant strategy.
• D) None of the answers is correct.

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