Multiple Choice
The diagram shows the extensive form version of a strategic game between the two nationally dominant coffee sellers, Corporate Coffee and Jumbo Java, both of whom are considering opening coffee shops in a new town. The payoffs represent, in thousands per month, the profit (or loss) the firm will realize from its decision. Assuming the two firms have perfect information about this game, what can we conclude about the existence of a Nash equilibrium?
A) There is a Nash equilibrium, but it occurs at a different outcome than the solution to the game.
B) There is no Nash equilibrium for this game.
C) The solution to the game is a Nash equilibrium.
D) There are multiple Nash equilibriums for this game
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