The iterative deletion of dominated strategies refers to the following process:
A. continue removing the weakly dominated strategies until there are no more weakly dominated strategies left to remove.
B. continue removing the dominant strategies until there are no more dominant strategies left to remove.
C. continue removing the dominated strategies until there are no more dominated strategies left to remove.
D. continue removing the best responses until there are no more best responses left to remove.
C. continue removing the dominated strategies until there are no more dominated strategies left to remove.
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Figure 42.2
A. Q1. B. Q2. C. Qa. D. Qb.
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