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​​Firm 2​
​​High PriceLow Price
Firm 1High PriceFirm 1 earns $100; Firm 2 earns $100Firm 1 earns $25; Firm 2 earns $150
​Low PriceFirm 1 earns $150; Firm 2 earns $25Firm 1 earns $50; Firm 2 earns $50

Table 12.2


The diagram shown in Table 12.2 describes a game in which:
◦ Firm 1 always decides first, and Firm 2 always decides last.
◦ firms make their decisions simultaneously.
◦ firms must communicate with each other before making a decision.
◦ the firms take turns moving first.
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