In a two-player simultaneous game where neither player has a dominant strategy,
A) there is never a Nash equilibrium.
B) there is only one Nash equilibrium.
C) the actual outcome is unpredictable.
D) the actual outcome will not be a Nash equilibrium.

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In a game where neither player has a dominant strategy, predicting the outcome becomes more complex, as players' decisions depend on their expectations about the other player's choice. This unpredictability doesn't preclude the existence of Nash equilibria; it just means the outcome isn't straightforwardly determined by dominant strategies.

In a Two-Player Simultaneous Game Where Neither Player Has a Dominant