Consider another small town that is served by two grocery stores, White and Gray. Each store must
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a. Which firm is the most profitable in this market?
b. Does the firm you identified in part a have a dominant strategy?
c. What should this firm do? Explain your answer.
d. Is this an example of a prisoners' dilemma?
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Monthly Profit Payoffs Gray's Choices Open Sundays Close Open 8000 7000 White's Sundays Choices Closed 4000 7000 10000 12000 Sundays 3000 6000
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