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The reasons shrinking on a team project in school be a dominant strategy but not shrinking on a team project at work.
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- Explain with the aid of a diagram how an Oligopoly firm that is recognised as a leader in its industry will set it optimal price and output if it knows the market demand curve and it knows the supply curve of all the other.arrow_forwardIn an oligopoly market, the firms would earn the highest profit if they A.chose to ignore the actions of rival firms. B. chose to produce an output equal to the perfectly competitive output level. C. chose to ignore the implications of game theory. D.chose to produce the output equal to the monopoly output level.arrow_forwardExercise A.2 . Sinergy and Dinaco are the only two companies in a high-tech industry. They are faced with the following matrix of results when deciding their research budget: After analizing the graph, answer the following questions... a) Does Sinergy have a dominant strategy? Reason your answer. b) Does Dinaco have a dominant strategy? Reason your answer. c) Is there a Nash equilibrium in this scenario? Reason your answer.arrow_forward
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