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The games which played by players again and again are called:

A. Repeated games

B. Cooperative games

C. Non-cooperative games

D. Constant games

Correct Answer : A.


Repeated Game? When players interact by playing a similar stage game (such as prisoners dilemma) numerous times, the game is called repeated game. Unlike a game played once, a repeated game allows for a strategy to be contingent on past moves, thus allowing for reputation effects.}

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