Consider the game tree in Figure 12.8. If Store A and Store B could coordinate their decisions:

A. both firms choose to advertise and earn profits of $200 each.
B. both firms choose not to advertise and earn profits of $300 each.
C. only Store A advertises and earns a profit of $400.
D. only Store B advertises and earns a profit of $400.


Answer: B

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