(35 points) Suppose the small town of Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia has only 2 stores where you can purchase lobster and they are located on opposite comers of the largest intersection of the city. Further, rm 1 is on the north side of the street and rm 2 is on the south side of the street, and of course, they are offering an identical good; lobster. The market demand for lobster is given by the inverse demand function PCV) = 10 - 2y, where p is price, and y=yl+y2 is the market quantity. Each of these rms have identical cost functions given by: 6,-(yi) = ciyi, where c; = 2 and y,- represents the amount of output produced for each of rm 1 and 2 respectively. a) Suppose the two stores compete by choosing the amount of lobster to be sold simultaneously. Solve for their reaction functions and the Cournot equilibrium outputs, market price and prot per store. b) Graph their reaction functions and show the equilibrium point. Include isoprot curves through the equilibrium point for both stores. c) Suppose the two stores decide to cooperate, solve for the monopoly outcome determining equilibrium outputs, market price and prot per store. d) Using the information from parts (a) and (c), construct a 2 by 2 payoff matrix where the strategies available to each of the two stores are either to cooperate or cheat. e) What is the Nash equilibrium (or equilibria) of the game you constructed in part d)? Is there any mixed strategy Nash equilibrium in this game? If yes, what is the mixed strategy Nash equilibrium