The strategy profile where each player's strategy is a best response to the strategies of the other players.

The strategy profile where each player's strategy is a dominant strategy.

The strategy profile where each player's strategy is a mixed strategy.

The strategy profile where each player's strategy is a pure strategy.

The situation where individual actors overuse a shared resource, leading to its depletion.

The situation where individual actors underuse a shared resource, leading to its underutilization.

The situation where individual actors cooperate to manage a shared resource sustainably.

The situation where individual actors compete to extract a shared resource, leading to its depletion.

The situation where two players are better off cooperating, but each player has an incentive to defect.

The situation where two players are better off defecting, but each player has an incentive to cooperate.

The situation where two players are indifferent between cooperating and defecting.

The situation where two players are worse off cooperating, but each player has an incentive to cooperate.

A type of competition where firms compete on price.

A type of competition where firms compete on quantity.

A type of competition where firms compete on quality.

A type of competition where firms compete on innovation.

An agreement between two or more parties to cooperate in managing a shared resource.

An agreement between two or more parties to compete in extracting a shared resource.

An agreement between two or more parties to divide a shared resource equally.

An agreement between two or more parties to transfer ownership of a shared resource.

A tax imposed on the emission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.

A tax imposed on the consumption of energy.

A tax imposed on the production of energy.

A tax imposed on the transportation of energy.

The difference between the price of a natural resource and its marginal cost of extraction.

The difference between the price of a natural resource and its average cost of extraction.

The difference between the price of a natural resource and its total cost of extraction.

The difference between the price of a natural resource and its opportunity cost of extraction.

The ability of a firm to influence the price of a good or service.

The ability of a firm to influence the quantity of a good or service.

The ability of a firm to influence the quality of a good or service.

The ability of a firm to influence the innovation of a good or service.

The maximum amount of a natural resource that can be extracted without depleting the resource.

The maximum amount of a natural resource that can be extracted without harming the environment.

The maximum amount of a natural resource that can be extracted without violating the rights of future generations.

The maximum amount of a natural resource that can be extracted without causing social or economic disruption.

A government subsidy provided to producers of renewable energy.

A government subsidy provided to consumers of renewable energy.

A government subsidy provided to researchers of renewable energy.

A government subsidy provided to investors in renewable energy.

The situation where a country with abundant natural resources experiences slower economic growth than countries with fewer natural resources.

The situation where a country with abundant natural resources experiences faster economic growth than countries with fewer natural resources.

The situation where a country with abundant natural resources experiences the same economic growth as countries with fewer natural resources.

The situation where a country with abundant natural resources experiences negative economic growth.

A pricing mechanism where the price of electricity is higher during peak demand periods.

A pricing mechanism where the price of electricity is lower during peak demand periods.

A pricing mechanism where the price of electricity is the same during all demand periods.

A pricing mechanism where the price of electricity is based on the marginal cost of production.

A legal agreement that restricts the use of land in order to protect its natural resources.

A legal agreement that allows the use of land for certain purposes, such as agriculture or forestry.

A legal agreement that transfers ownership of land to a government agency or non-profit organization.

A legal agreement that divides land into smaller parcels.

A technology that captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and stores it underground.

A technology that captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and converts it into a useful product.

A technology that captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and releases it into the ocean.

A technology that captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and uses it to generate electricity.

A game where two players compete to see who can extract the most natural resources.

A game where two players compete to see who can extract the natural resources at the lowest cost.

A game where two players compete to see who can extract the natural resources in the most sustainable way.

A game where two players compete to see who can extract the natural resources in the most profitable way.