Complete information sequential games can be represented in payoff matrices and complete information simultaneous games can be represented in game trees with information sets.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Rationale: Sequential games can be represented in payoff matrices with the players' strategies listed on the axes, and simultaneous games can be represented in game trees so long as player 2 has no new information when deciding on a move -- i.e. so long as player 2's nodes all lie in the same information set.
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