Subgame perfection is a refinement of Nash Equilibrium that requiresSelect one:Oa. credibility/rationality at every point/path in the game, regardiess of whether thase pointa/paths are actualy part of the Nash equilibriumOb focalness in equilibriumO a. credibilityirationality only along the equilibrium pathO d. firms do not cheat on their output agreementsO e. perfect and skilled play by all piayers

A subgame perfect equilibrium is a refinement of the Nash equilibrium utilized in dynamic games in…

Subgame perfection is a refinement of Nash Equilibrium that requires Select one: Oa credibility/rationality at every pointipath in the game, regardiess of whether those pointa/paths are actualy part of the Nash equilibrum Ob focalness in equilibrium Oc. credibility/rationality only along the equilbrium path O d. firms do not cheat on their output agreements Oe perfect and skilled play by all piayers

Subgame perfection is a refinement of Nash Equilibrium that requires Select one: Oa credibility/rationality at every pointipath in the game, regardiess of whether those pointa/paths are actualy part of the Nash equilibrum Ob focalness in equilibrium Oc. credibility/rationality only along the equilbrium path O d. firms do not cheat on their output agreements Oe perfect and skilled play by all piayers

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