Two firms, Allied Corporation and Union, Inc., compete primarily by price. Each firm must choose eit
Question: Two firms, Allied Corporation and Union, Inc., compete primarily by price. Each firm must choose either a high price or a low price simultaneously. The following payoff table shows the profit each firm would earn in each of the four possible decision combinations:
| Union’s price | |||
| High | Low | ||
| Allied’s price | High | A $40,000, $35,000 | B $25,000, $40,000 |
| Low | C $50,000, $10,000 | D $20,000, $15,000 | |
a. Allied’s dominant strategy is ____________ (low price, high price, it has no dominant strategy).
b. Union’s dominant strategy is ____________ (low price, high price, it has no dominant strategy).
c. Allied’s dominated strategy is ________ (low price, high price, it has no dominated strategy).
d. Union’s dominated strategy is ____ (low price, high price, it has no dominated strategy).
e. The likely outcome of this simultaneous pricing decision is for Allied to price _________ (low, high) and for Union to price ________ (low, high).
f. The decision situation facing Allied and Union _____ (is, is not) a prisoners’ dilemma.
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Deliverables: Word Document
Deliverables: Word Document
