Multiple Choice
(Figure: Nike and Reebok Sales) Use Figure: Nike and Reebok Sales. Reebok and Nike must decide whether to have a sale or not, based on the potential economic profits shown in the table. Which of these is true?
A) There is no Nash equilibrium.
B) If Nike lowers its prices, Reebok should keep its prices high.
C) Neither shoe company has a best response.
D) Both Reebok and Nike would jointly be better off if they could each keep their prices high.
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