In Game Theory, It Is Often Uncertain What the Other

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Multiple Choice

In game theory, it is often uncertain what the other party will do, so there could be more than one "best" outcome. In that case, the advantage is called:

• A) risk-avoidance advantage.
• B) first-mover advantage.
• C) circular advantage.
• D) parameter testing.

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