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The​ prisoner's dilemma reveals that A. sometimes when individuals act independently in their own​ self-interest, everyone is worse off than if they had cooperated. B. nonprice competition is more profitable than price competition. C. collusive agreements will always fail. D. the price leadership model does not work.

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Answer: sometimes when individuals act independently in their own​ self-interest, everyone is worse off than if they had cooperated (A)

Step-by-step explanation:

The prisoner's dilemma is an example of a game which is analyzed in game theory which shows that two completely rational individuals may not cooperate, even though it will have been in their best interest to cooperate.

In Prisoner's dilemma, when individuals act independently sometimes in their own​ self-interest, it makes everyone worse off than when they could have cooperated.

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