7. Problems and Applications Q7 A case study in the chapter describes a phone conversation between the presidents of American Airlines and Braniff Airways. Let's analyze the game between the two companies. Suppose that each company can charge either a high price for tickets or a low price. If one company charges $300, it earns low profits if the other company also charges $300, and high profits if the other company charges $600. On the other hand, if the company charges $600, it earns very low profits if the other company charges $300 and medium profits if the other company also charges $600. Complete the following decision box for this game. American's Decision High Price Low Price The Nash equilibrium outcome in this game is for American to set a O True High Price O False Braniff's Decision Low Price True or False: Consumers would lose if the two airlines collude to earn higher profits than those given by the Nash equilibrium. price and for Braniff to set a

7. Problems and Applications Q7 A case study in the chapter describes a phone conversation between the presidents of American Airlines and Braniff Airways. Let's analyze the game between the two companies. Suppose that each company can charge either a high price for tickets or a low price. If one company charges $300, it earns low profits if the other company also charges $300, and high profits if the other company charges $600. On the other hand, if the company charges $600, it earns very low profits if the other company charges $300 and medium profits if the other company also charges $600. Complete the following decision box for this game. American's Decision High Price Low Price The Nash equilibrium outcome in this game is for American to set a O True High Price O False Braniff's Decision Low Price True or False: Consumers would lose if the two airlines collude to earn higher profits than those given by the Nash equilibrium. price and for Braniff to set a

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