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If Bonnie and Clyde are prisoners, then in the prisoners' dilemma, Bonnie is better off if
A) both Clyde and Bonnie deny the crime.
B) both Clyde and Bonnie confess.
C) the Nash equilibrium occurs.
D) Clyde denies and Bonnie confesses.
E) Clyde confesses and Bonnie denies.
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