A "sequential game" is

A) another term for a repeated game.
B) another term for a cooperative game.
C) the term for a game in which individuals receive their payoffs at different times.
D) the term for a game in which individuals do not commit to strategy choices at the same time.
E) the term for a game in which each outcome occurs, one after the other, as the game is repeated over time.


D

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