QUESTION 14Note: No referencing is required for short answer questions.The following market is a duopoly populated only by the companies Alphe and Beta. The pay-off matric immediately below shows the combinations of pricing strategies availableAssuming Beta has a first mover advantage in a one-shot game, what is lieky to be the Nash equilibrium? Explain your answerAlphaHigh priceLow priceHigh price250, 200Beta200, 100Low price50, 150100, 250The numbers represent millions of cin profe (The r

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Note: No referencing is required for short answer questions The following market is a duopoly populated only by the companies Aighe and Bea. The p Assuming Beta has a first mover advantage in a one-shot game what is wity to t the Nash equilibrium? Explain your an Alpha High price Low price Beta High price 250, 200 200, 100 Low price 50, 150 100, 250

Note: No referencing is required for short answer questions The following market is a duopoly populated only by the companies Aighe and Bea. The p Assuming Beta has a first mover advantage in a one-shot game what is wity to t the Nash equilibrium? Explain your an Alpha High price Low price Beta High price 250, 200 200, 100 Low price 50, 150 100, 250

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