Multiple Choice
The avoidance of a worst case scenario strategy in a two-firm balanced oligopoly can best be described as a strategy
A) taken by the more powerful of the two firms, the other follows to avoid a worst case outcome
B) taken by the less powerful of the two firms in order to avoid a worst case outcome
C) that is best for the firm regardless of the strategy taken by its rival
D) that avoids a Nash equilibrium outcome
E) that allows both firms to obtain cartel-like profits
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