Both firms offer free shuttle service: Profit for each firm is 5,000. Neither firm offers free shuttle service: Profit for each firm is 6,500. Firm A offers free shuttle service; Firm B does not. Profit for Firm A is 8,500; profit for Firm B is 3,500. Firm B offers free shuttle service; Firm A does not. Profit for Firm B is 8,500; profit for Firm A is 3,500. Which statement is true about this competitive scenario? At the Nash equilibrium outcome, industry profit will be maximized. O If you are convinced that your competitor is NOT going to offer the free shuttle service, then you shouldn't offer it either. O For both firms, the dominant strategy is NOT to offer free shuttle service. The game theory model would predict that the industry profit will be the lowest possible number of all four scenarios.
Both firms offer free shuttle service: Profit for each firm is 5,000. Neither firm offers free shuttle service: Profit for each firm is 6,500. Firm A offers free shuttle service; Firm B does not. Profit for Firm A is 8,500; profit for Firm B is 3,500. Firm B offers free shuttle service; Firm A does not. Profit for Firm B is 8,500; profit for Firm A is 3,500. Which statement is true about this competitive scenario? At the Nash equilibrium outcome, industry profit will be maximized. O If you are convinced that your competitor is NOT going to offer the free shuttle service, then you shouldn't offer it either. O For both firms, the dominant strategy is NOT to offer free shuttle service. The game theory model would predict that the industry profit will be the lowest possible number of all four scenarios.
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