Unlike a One-Shot Game, in a Repeated Game

question 21

Multiple Choice

Unlike a one-shot game, in a repeated game:

• A) players have the opportunity to use mixed strategies.
• B) each player's objective is to claim a greater payoff with the first move.
• C) players have the opportunity to build trust and cooperation.
• D) a player's prior reputation carries relatively little importance.
• E) players are obliged to take independent actions.

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