the drugs B. No, because the players are pursuing cooperative strategies ° C. No
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the drugs B. No, because the players are pursuing cooperative strategies ° C. No, as the players are better or because of the higher pay they receive baseball players as a group better offf or worse off? O B. Testing makes baseball players as a group better off ° C. Testing makes baseball players as a group D. Testing makes baseball players as a group worse off, as their pay decreases and their performance decreases without the o because their average pay increases worse off, as their performance decreases without the use of the drugs and their long-term health is improved because they arent using steroids anymore use of the drugsExplanation / Answer
a) Yes, this is a prisoners dilemma because the players who are taking a drug is performing better so they will consume drugs but they all will be doing the same so relatively the performance will not increase much and they all will end up causing harm to their health and no significant increase in performance.
The correct answer is "A".
b) The correct answer is "A" the average pay will remain the same and the players are not at the risk of the drug.
As no player will be able to use drugs their performance will be more or less same giving them an equal average pay and they will not be facing the harmful effects of the drugs.
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