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Recall that adding a constant to a player’s payoff does not change the preferences in a game, and hence the set of equilibria in this game is the same as the original Prisoners’ Dilemma game, which possesses the unique Nash equilibrium of ( ). This equilibrium is depicted in the figure. Likewise, in each proper
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