Ricardo owns a small gift shop on the pier in a popular summer vacation town. The owner
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Ricardo owns a small gift shop on the pier in a popular summer vacation town. The owner of the pier approaches Ricardo with an offer that would grant him exclusive rights to operate a gift shop on the pier in exchange for $100,000. If entry does not occur, Ricardo would earn $240,000 in profit. With entry, his profit in a duopoly would be $120,000 and the new gift shop would earn $70,000. Will Ricardo pay for exclusivity? Will entry occur? Use a gametree diagram to answer these questions.
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