Consider an infinitely repeated "emotionally charged" Prisoner's Dilemma where Player 1 gets depressed if betrayed, which reduces his payoff beyond the prison time by an amount x.Player 2Confess (C)Deny (D)0, -5Player 1Confess (C)-3, -3Deny (D)-5-х, 0-1, -1How does x affect the players' ability to cooperate?O The lower x is, the more likely it is that they can cooperate.O The higher x is, the more likely it is that they can cooperate.O If the discount factor is greater than x, they can cooperate.O x does not affect cooperation at all.

In an infinitely repeated game, output decisions are simultaneously made for every period.

Consider an infinitely repeated "emotionally charged" Prisoner's Dilemma where Player 1 gets depressed if betrayed, which reduces his payoff beyond the prison time by an amount x. Player 2 Confess (C) Deny (D) 0, -5 Confess (C) Deny (D) Player 1 -3, -3 -5-х, 0 -1, -1 How does x affect the players' ability to cooperate? O The lower x is, the more likely it is that they can cooperate. O The higher x is, the more likely it is that they can cooperate. O f the discount factor is greater than x, they can cooperate. O x does not affect cooperation at all.

Consider an infinitely repeated "emotionally charged" Prisoner's Dilemma where Player 1 gets depressed if betrayed, which reduces his payoff beyond the prison time by an amount x. Player 2 Confess (C) Deny (D) 0, -5 Confess (C) Deny (D) Player 1 -3, -3 -5-х, 0 -1, -1 How does x affect the players' ability to cooperate? O The lower x is, the more likely it is that they can cooperate. O The higher x is, the more likely it is that they can cooperate. O f the discount factor is greater than x, they can cooperate. O x does not affect cooperation at all.

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