(2,2)(5,0)DPlayer 1Player 2M(0,0)(4,1)Consider the above two-players sequential game. In this game(U,L) is NEO b. there is only one NEC.(D,R)the only subgame perfect NEO d. there are three NES

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(2,2) (5,0) D Player 1 Player 2 (0,0) +(4,1) Consider the above two-players sequential game. In this game O a. (U,L) is NE O b. there is only one NE Oc. (D,R) is the only subgame perfect NE O d. there are three NEs

(2,2) (5,0) D Player 1 Player 2 (0,0) +(4,1) Consider the above two-players sequential game. In this game O a. (U,L) is NE O b. there is only one NE Oc. (D,R) is the only subgame perfect NE O d. there are three NEs

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(D,R)
the only subgame perfect NE
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