Consider the network scheduling profit matrix. Can cheap talk help the networks settle on a single$$ equilibrium? Why or why$$ not?

Part $2$

Cheap talk

Part $3$

A$.$

can help the networks settle on a single equilibrium because the networks can use the communcation to make binding agreements.

B$.$

cannot help the networks settle on a single equilibrium because the networks have dominant strategies.

C$.$

can help the networks settle on a single equilibrium because the networks have an incentive to be truthful.

D$.$

can help the networks settle on a single equilibrium because the communication can change the payoffs.

E$.$

cannot help the networks settle on a single equilibrium because the communication occurs after the networks have made their scheduling choices.