Which of the following would NOT solve a commitment problem?
A) A credible threat.
B) Custom and tradition.
C) A credible promise.
D) An empty ultimatum.
E) A preference for honesty.

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An empty ultimatum, which is a statement of intent that lacks credible action or follow-through, would not solve a commitment problem. It would not be perceived as a credible threat or promise, and it would not be supported by custom and tradition. A preference for honesty may encourage commitment to a promise, but it is not a solution to ensure it.

Which of the Following Would NOT Solve a Commitment Problem