In labor$-$management relations, both labor and management can adopt either a friendly or hostile attitude. The results are shown in the following payoff matrix. The numbers give the wage gains made by an average worker. Is this game strictly determined?

$\backslash$table$[[,,$Manag$,],[,,$Friendly,Hostile$],[,$Frie,$750,1000],[,$Hos,$600,1200]]$

Select the correct choice below and, if necessary, fill in the answer box to complete your choice.

A$.$ Yes, this game is strictly determined. The saddle point is $$ The optimum strategy for labor is to adopt a friendly attitude. The optimum strategy for management is to adopt a hostile attitude. $q,$ B$.$ Yes, this game is strictly determined. The saddle point is $$ The optimum strategy for labor is to adopt a hostile attitude. The optimum strategy for management is to adopt a hostile attitude.

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$$ The optimum strategy for labor is to adopt a

C$.$ Yes, this game is strictly determined. The saddle point is $$ friendly attitude. The optimum strategy for management is to adopt a friendly attitude.

$$ D$.$ Yes, this game is strictly determined. The saddle point is $$ The optimum strategy for labor is to adopt a hostile attitude. The optimum strategy for management is to adopt a friendly attitude.

$$ E$.$ No$,$ this game is not strictly determined.