These are revision question for my upcoming test. They are from the textbook and are not graded. Question 11.1 Two computer firms, A and B, are planning to market network systems for officeinformation management. Each firm can develop either a fast, high-quality system(H), or a slower, low-quality system (L). Market research indicates that the resultingprofits to each firm for the alternative strategies are given by the following payoffmatrix:Firm BHLH50, 4060, 45Firm AL55, 5515, 201.1.1 If both firms make their decisions at the same time and follow maximin (low-risk)strategies, what will the outcome be? With reference to the definition, explain how theoutcome is determined.1.1.2 Suppose both firms try to maximise profits. What will the outcome be if Firm A cancommit first?1.2An industry with many stores offer laminating as a service to their customers.Suppose that each store that offers this service has a cost functionC(q) = 50 +0.5q+0.08q² and a marginal cost MC=0.5 +0.16q. Suppose the goingrate for laminating is R8.50 per sleeve which each store is compelled to charge.1.2.1Is the industry in long run equilibrium? Use calculations to either prove or disproveyour findings.1.2.2 Based on your answer in 1.2.1, identify two key features of long run equilibrium anddetermine the price associated with this period.

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estion 1 Two computer firms, A and B, are planning to market network systems for office information management. Each firm can develop either a fast, high-quality system (H), or a slower, low-quality system (L). Market research indicates that the resulting profits to each firm for the alternative strategies are given by the following payoff matrix: Firm B H L H 50, 40 60, 45 Firm A L 55, 55 15, 20 1 If both firms make their decisions at the same time and follow maximin (low-risk) strategies, what will the outcome be? With reference to the definition, explain how the outcome is determined. 2 Suppose both firms try to maximise profits. What will the outcome be if Firm A can commit first?

estion 1 Two computer firms, A and B, are planning to market network systems for office information management. Each firm can develop either a fast, high-quality system (H), or a slower, low-quality system (L). Market research indicates that the resulting profits to each firm for the alternative strategies are given by the following payoff matrix: Firm B H L H 50, 40 60, 45 Firm A L 55, 55 15, 20 1 If both firms make their decisions at the same time and follow maximin (low-risk) strategies, what will the outcome be? With reference to the definition, explain how the outcome is determined. 2 Suppose both firms try to maximise profits. What will the outcome be if Firm A can commit first?

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