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The game theory approach to countries' decision-making on cutting greenhouse gases shows that the situation is a 'prisoner's dilemma'. This means that because taking action involves costs, it is in the self-interest of an individual country ________ while other countries ________.

▸ not to act, take no action

▸ to take action, take no action

▸ not to act, take action

▸ to take action, take action

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