Multiple Choice
Scenario 13.17
Consider the entry-deterrence game below. The potential entrant would have to spend some amount in sunk costs to enter the market.
-If the game in Scenario 13.17 were to be infinitely repeated, waging a price war might be a rational strategy:
A) because there would be no short-term losses.
B) because the short-term losses might be outweighed by long-term gains from preventing entry.
C) if the potential entrant were irrational.
D) if the monopolist had excess capacity.
E) if there were no sunk costs to the potential entrant.
Correct Answer:

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