Multiple Choice
Two firms are selling the same product. Each has a choice of setting a high price or a low price. If they both set high prices, they make $150 each. If they both set low prices, they each make $125. If one sets a low price and the other sets a high price, then the player with the low price makes $200, while the player with the high price makes $100. The Nash equilibrium of this game is:
A) one to set high price and the other to set low price.
B) there does not exist a Pure Strategy Nash Equilibrium for this game
C) both choosing high price.
D) both choosing low price.
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