Peter and Paul own the two main firms in the peanut butter cup market and have decided to cooperate to increase their profits. The numbers represent the profits each firm will make, depending on how much both firms produce. Place the numbers into the grid to show the prisoner's dilemma the two firms will find themselves in as they try to cooperate. Peter's profits are shown in the blue triangles on the upper right and Paul's profits are shown in the green triangles on the lower left of each square in the grid. Peter's Peanut Butter Cups

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