Multiple Choice
There are three suppliers competing in a competitive procurement, each with independently-drawn costs. Each firm's cost is in the range, $300,000-$400,000, with all costs in this range considered equally likely. Here, b1= sealed bid amount of firm 1 and c1= firm 1's costs (Both in $ thousand) . Then, firm 1's optimum equilibrium strategy is:
A) b1 = c1.
B) b1 = (.5) (300,000) + .5c1.
C) b1 = (.5) (400,000) + .5c1.
D) b1 = (1/3) (300,000) + (2/3) c1.
E) b1 = (1/3) (400,000) + (2/3) c1.
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