09 J0 ino 09 < Question 43 of 60 > Which of these must be TRUE of a prisoner's dilemma outcome? O There exists no other outcome that is better for both players. Neither player has a dominant strategy in the game. O There is no opportunity to collude or cooperate to improve both players' payoffs. O It is a Nash equilibrium resulting from each player using its best-response strategies.

09 J0 ino 09 < Question 43 of 60 > Which of these must be TRUE of a prisoner's dilemma outcome? O There exists no other outcome that is better for both players. Neither player has a dominant strategy in the game. O There is no opportunity to collude or cooperate to improve both players' payoffs. O It is a Nash equilibrium resulting from each player using its best-response strategies.

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