A Game in Which Each Player Adopts Its Dominant Strategy

question 61

Multiple Choice

A game in which each player adopts its dominant strategy

• A)will not lead to an equilibrium.
• B)must be a cooperative game.
• C)could result in a Nash equilibrium.
• D)can never result in a Nash equilibrium.

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