Suppose Microsoft can produce a new sophisticated software product. However, it wants to do so only if Intel produces high-speed

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Suppose Microsoft can produce a new sophisticated software product. However, it wants to do so only if Intel produces high-speed microprocessors. Otherwise, the software will not sell. Intel, in turn, wants to produce high-speed microprocessors only if there is popular software on the market that requires high-speed processing. Is this a game of competition or coordination? What is the equilibrium?

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Managerial Economics and Organizational Architecture

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Authors: James Brickley, Jerold Zimmerman, Clifford W. Smith Jr

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