medium · CFA Level I econ
In a Nash equilibrium payoff matrix, a 'dominant strategy' is one that:
- Is the best response to any strategy the other player might choose.
- Guarantees the absolute highest payoff possible in the entire matrix.
- Is only chosen if the other player chooses their own dominant strategy.
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