Very often, the reason that players can solve the prisoners' dilemma and reach the most profitable outcome is that
A)each player tries to capture a large portion of the market share.
B)the players play the game not once but many times.
C)the game becomes more competitive.
D)self interest results in the Nash equilibrium which is the best outcome for the players.

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The repeated playing of the game allows players to learn through trial and error, leading to a greater understanding of their opponent's behavior and optimal strategies. This can result in the players choosing the most profitable outcome which is the Nash equilibrium.

Very Often, the Reason That Players Can Solve the Prisoners