You and a competitor own two stores in the same town that sell musical instruments. The two of you can either set high prices or set low prices. You know your profits but can only estimate your?rival's profits.

You and a competitor own two stores in the same town that sell musical instruments. The two of you can either set high prices or set low prices. You know your prots but can only estimate your rivals prots. If you both set high prices, your economic prot will be $4 million, and you think your rival will make a large prot. If you both set low prices, your economic prot will be zero, and you think your rival also will make no economic prot. If you set high prices and your rival sets low prices, you will have an economic loss of $2 million, and you forecast that your rival will have a very large prot. Finally, if you set low prices and your rival sets high prices, you will have a prot of $5 million, and you believe your rival will have an economic loss. Complete the payoff matrix for this game. (Enter a negative sign if your answer is a loss.) Rival (R) Set High Prices Set Low Prices Set High Y: $ million Y: $ million Prices R: W R: W You (Y) \" A Y: $ million Y: $ million Set Low Prices R: 1' R: 'V