A Coordination Game Is a Situation in Which

question 11

Multiple Choice

A coordination game is a situation in which:

• A) the players are better off choosing the same strategy than if they choose different strategies, but there is also more than one strategy on which to potentially coordinate.
• B) all players select the worst outcome.
• C) no player has an incentive to change his or her strategy unilaterally.
• D) one's costs are minimized.

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