If it is optimal for both players in a two-person, zero-sum game to select one strategy and stay with that strategy regardless of what the other player does, the game
A) has more than one equilibrium point.
B) will have alternating winners.
C) will have no winner.
D) has a pure strategy solution.

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In a two-person, zero-sum game, if both players have an optimal strategy that they stick to regardless of the opponent's actions, it indicates that the game has a pure strategy solution, where each player's strategy is their best response to the other's strategy.

If It Is Optimal for Both Players in a Two-Person