Refer to the scenario above. In this game, the dominant strategy equilibrium occurs if ________

A) Firm A chooses Strategy Y, and Firm B chooses Strategy X
B) Firm B chooses Strategy Y, and Firm B chooses Strategy X
C) Both Firm A and Firm B choose Strategy X
D) Both Firm A and Firm B choose Strategy Y


A

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With two-part pricing

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A) 7 years. B) 11 years. C) 20 years. D) as long as the invention is valuable.

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