Actions That Ignore the Possible Long-Run Benefits of Cooperation and Focus

question 2

Multiple Choice

Actions that ignore the possible long-run benefits of cooperation and focus solely on short-run gains are

• A) a zero-sum game.
• B) a negative-sum game.
• C) tit-for-tat strategic behavior.
• D) opportunistic behavior.

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