Revlon and L’Oreal cosmetics companies must choose between a high price and a low price for their makeup. Revlon’s annual profit (in millions of dollars) is listed in the payoff matrix below along with L’Oreal’s profits for each combination of strategies.  What will be the outcome of this game? Does each player have a dominant strategy?

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