How does the text distinguish between coercion and persuasion?
A) Coercion uses force; persuasion uses reasoning.
B) Coercion uses violence; persuasion is peaceful.
C) Coercion cannot make everyone better off, but persuasion can.
D) Coercion is evil, and persuasion is good.
E) Coercion induces cooperation by threatening to reduce options, persuasion by promising to expand options.
E
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