The impunity game differs from the ultimatum game in the sense that:
A) It removes the punishment option; if a responder rejects the proposer's offer, the proposer still gets to keep his/her share of the endowment.
B) It preserves the punishment option; if a responder rejects the proposer's offer, both the proposer and the responder get zero.
C) It preserves the punishment option; if a responder rejects the proposer's offer, the proposer still gets to keep his/her share of the endowment.
D) It is the same as the dictator game; no matter what the responder does, the proposer and the responder get the allocation suggested by the proposer. endowment.

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In the impunity game, the key difference from the ultimatum game is that the proposer retains their share even if the responder rejects the offer, effectively removing the punishment option that exists in the ultimatum game where both parties would get nothing if the offer is rejected.

The Impunity Game Differs from the Ultimatum Game in the Sense