In the Battle of the Sexes game,
a. Fred and Ethel are best off choosing the activity they prefer.
b. Fred is better off attending the opera with Ethel than having Ethel attend the boxing match with him.
c. Ethel is better off attending the boxing match with Fred than having Fred attend the opera with her.
d. Fred and Ethel would both be better off choosing to attend either activity together than going alone to the activity they prefer.
d. Fred and Ethel would both be better off choosing to attend either activity together than going alone to the activity they prefer.
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