In the scenario above, in Nash equilibrium

A) both firms cheat to produce more than the agreed amount.
B) both firms comply with the agreement.
C) one firm complies with the agreement while the other cheats to produce more than the agreed amount.
D) both firms cheat to produce less than the agreed amount.


A

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