In the game Monopoly random occurrences become more and more important to the game as time goes on. This works together with a feedback loop, in which players who must pay rent lose their ability to collect rent. If we interpret this through the lens of resource logics: A. It explains how the feedback loop operates as a source and sink B. It explains why Free Parking is a compound entity, according to Adams & Dormans C. It is a case of negative feedback, punishing players for poor strategy D. It is a case of positive feedback, with small differences becoming larger E. It tends to push the players toward equilibrium, through random distribution Please indicate (1) which of the multiple-choice answers is the correct one and (2) why you chose that answer. You are being graded primarily on the understanding you demonstrate of the material, not on which choice you make. In the game Monopoly random occurrences become more and more important to the game as time goes on. This works together with a feedback loop, in which players who must pay rent lose their ability to collect rent. If we interpret this through the lens of resource logics: A. It explains how the feedback loop operates as a source and sink B. It explains why Free Parking is a compound entity, according to Adams & Dormans C. It is a case of negative feedback, punishing players for poor strategy D. It is a case of positive feedback, with small differences becoming larger E. It tends to push the players toward equilibrium, through random distribution Please indicate (1) which of the multiple-choice answers is the correct one and (2) why you chose that answer. You are being graded primarily on the understanding you demonstrate of the material, not on which choice you make