A Dominant Strategy Differs from a Nash Equilibrium Strategy in That

question 34

Multiple Choice

A dominant strategy differs from a Nash equilibrium strategy in that

• A) Nash equilibrium strategy does not assume best reply responses
• B) dominant strategy assumes best reply responses
• C) only Nash strategy applies to simultaneous games
• D) one dominant strategy is sufficient to predict behavior in a multi-person game
• E) Nash strategy is often unique

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