A coordination problem arises whenever there: Select one: a. is no Nash equilibr

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A coordination problem arises whenever there: Select one: a. is no Nash equilibrium in a game. b. is a unique Nash equilibrium but it is not very desirable. c. are multiple Nash equilibria. d. are no dominant strategies for both players. A coordination problem arises whenever there: Select one: a. is no Nash equilibrium in a game. b. is a unique Nash equilibrium but it is not very desirable. c. are multiple Nash equilibria. d. are no dominant strategies for both players. Select one: a. is no Nash equilibrium in a game. b. is a unique Nash equilibrium but it is not very desirable. c. are multiple Nash equilibria. d. are no dominant strategies for both players. a. is no Nash equilibrium in a game. b. is a unique Nash equilibrium but it is not very desirable. c. are multiple Nash equilibria. d. are no dominant strategies for both players.

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C. there are multiple Nash equilibria.

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