Во ein g C. 190 d. 210 Inv est Do n't Diagram 1 Air bus Air bus Inv est Do n't Inv est Do n't (-25,-25) (170,0) (0,190) (0,0) Suppose that both Boeing and Airbus receive a subsidy of 20 units to invest. What is Boeing's equilibrium payoff in this game? a. -5 b. 0

Во ein g C. 190 d. 210 Inv est Do n't Diagram 1 Air bus Air bus Inv est Do n't Inv est Do n't (-25,-25) (170,0) (0,190) (0,0) Suppose that both Boeing and Airbus receive a subsidy of 20 units to invest. What is Boeing's equilibrium payoff in this game? a. -5 b. 0

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