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In strategic decision-making, a dominant strategy is one that always provides the best outcome for a player, no matter what the other players decide. This ensures that the player's payoff is maximized regardless of the choices made by others. On the other hand, a dominated strategy consistently leads to a worse outcome than another available strategy, regardless of the opponent's decision.
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