Two discount airlines, FlyRite and BudJet, consider expanding their operations to a particular new route. Unfortunately,...

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Two discount airlines, FlyRite and BudJet, consider expanding their operations to a particular new route. Unfortunately, they will lose money if both decide to fly the same route. Their expected profits in each scenario (in millions) are as follows: FlyRite Expand Don't Expand Budjet Expand -20, -10 0,10 Don't Expand 20,0 0,0 Which statement about dominant strategies and Nash equilibrium in this game is correct? None of the airlines has a dominant strategy, and there is no Nash equilibrium. None of the airlines has a dominant strategy, and there are two Nash equilibria. One of the airlines has a dominant strategy, and there is one Nash equilibrium. Both of the airlines have a dominant strategy, and there is one Nash equilibrium. Two discount airlines, FlyRite and BudJet, consider expanding their operations to a particular new route. Unfortunately, they will lose money if both decide to fly the same route. Their expected profits in each scenario (in millions) are as follows: FlyRite Expand Don't Expand Budjet Expand -20, -10 0,10 Don't Expand 20,0 0,0 Which statement about dominant strategies and Nash equilibrium in this game is correct? None of the airlines has a dominant strategy, and there is no Nash equilibrium. None of the airlines has a dominant strategy, and there are two Nash equilibria. One of the airlines has a dominant strategy, and there is one Nash equilibrium. Both of the airlines have a dominant strategy, and there is one Nash equilibrium.

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