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Firms X and Y face the following payoffs in terms of profits, according to which of two prices - a high price or a low price - that each one charges. Each firm must choose whether to charge the high price or the low price, but does not know what the other will do.

Firm X: high priceFirm X low price
Firm Y: high priceX: £10m
Y: £8m
X: £13m
Y: £4m
Firm Y: low priceX: £5m
Y: £9m
X: £7m
Y: £6m
In the absence of collusion, which combination of strategies is most likely to occur?

▸ X sets the high price and Y sets the low price.

▸ Both firms set the low price.

▸ Both firms set the high price.

▸ X sets the low price and Y sets the high price.

▸ Any of the four combinations of strategies is likely, depending on what each firm predicts that its rival is most likely to do.
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Essential Economics for Business


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