Consider the Prisoners' Dilemma game, and suppose one player confesses but the other player does not confess. This outcome is
a. a Nash equilibrium.
b. Pareto optimal.
c. a Pareto improvement over the outcome where both players confess.
d. Pareto-inferior to the outcome where neither player confesses.
b. Pareto optimal.
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