The European Union decides to subsidize the European producer, Airbus, with $25M if it enters the market and produces. B1. Given the new subsidy, select the best strategy for Airbus and Boeing. Boeing Produce, Airbus Produce (one dominant strategy) Boeing Produce, Airbus Don't Produce (one dominant strategy) Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Produce (one dominant strategy) Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Don't Produce (one dominant strategy) There isn't one dominant strategy В2. Identify any Nash equilibria. There are no Nash equilibria One NA: Boeing Produce, Airbus Produce One NA: Boeing Produce, Airbus Don't Produce One NA: Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Produce One NA: Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Don't Produce Two NA: Boeing Produce, Airbus Produce AND Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Don't Produce Two NA: Boeing Produce, Airbus Don't Produce AND Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Produce С. Given your previous answers, explain why the EU provided the subsidy to Airbus. m OOO O O OOOOO O

The European Union decides to subsidize the European producer, Airbus, with $25M if it enters the market and produces. B1. Given the new subsidy, select the best strategy for Airbus and Boeing. Boeing Produce, Airbus Produce (one dominant strategy) Boeing Produce, Airbus Don't Produce (one dominant strategy) Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Produce (one dominant strategy) Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Don't Produce (one dominant strategy) There isn't one dominant strategy В2. Identify any Nash equilibria. There are no Nash equilibria One NA: Boeing Produce, Airbus Produce One NA: Boeing Produce, Airbus Don't Produce One NA: Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Produce One NA: Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Don't Produce Two NA: Boeing Produce, Airbus Produce AND Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Don't Produce Two NA: Boeing Produce, Airbus Don't Produce AND Boeing Don't Produce, Airbus Produce С. Given your previous answers, explain why the EU provided the subsidy to Airbus. m OOO O O OOOOO O

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