Refer to Figure 3.2. The Nash equilibrium is where

A) Wilma plays North and Betty plays West.
B) Wilma plays North and Betty plays East.
C) Wilma plays South and Betty plays East.
D) There is no Nash equilibrium in this game.


A

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