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The value of x is 0<x<90. For what value of x is (D, R) a risk dominant equilibrium.
Game
Bob
L R
Ann U 100,100 0, 0
D x, x 90, 90
Select one:
a.
none of the other answers.
b.
It is never risk dominant.
c.
For all x, where 0<x<50
d.
For all x, 0<x<90.
e.
It is always risk dominant
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