In the Van Huyck et al. (1990) minimum effort game:
A) the payoff to a particular player is determined by his/her own effort and the minimum effort exerted by someone in the group.
B) the payoff to a particular player is determined by his/her own effort and the average effort exerted in the group.
C) groups typically find it quite easy to coordinate to the payoff dominant outcome.
D) the minimum is usually above 1 for much of the time.

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The Van Huyck et al. (1990) minimum effort game demonstrates how the payoff for an individual player is determined by their own effort level and the minimum effort level exerted by any member of their group, illustrating coordination challenges in groups.

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