In an advertising prisoners' dilemma game, O A. the two firms agree on the total advertising budget and split it equally O B. neither firm will advertise because both realize that it lowers profit OC. only one firm will advertise because the other firm sees the advertising expenditure as a waste O D. both firms will advertise and end up with lower profits than if neither advertises

In an advertising prisoners' dilemma game, O A. the two firms agree on the total advertising budget and split it equally O B. neither firm will advertise because both realize that it lowers profit OC. only one firm will advertise because the other firm sees the advertising expenditure as a waste O D. both firms will advertise and end up with lower profits than if neither advertises

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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