Two firms are planning to sell 10 or 20 units of their goods and face the following
Question:
Two firms are planning to sell 10 or 20 units of their goods and face the following profit matrix:
Firm 2 35 50 40 20 60 20 30 30 10 20 Firm 1 10 20 Exercises
a. What is the Nash equilibrium if both firms make their decisions simultaneously?
b. How does your analysis change if the government imposes a lump-sum franchise tax of 40 on each firm
(that is, the payoffs in the matrix are all reduced by 40). Explain how your analysis would change if the firms have an additional option of shutting down and avoiding the lump-sum tax rather than producing 10 or 20 units and paying the tax.
c. Draw the game tree if Firm 1 can decide first (and there is no tax). What is the outcome? Why?
d. Draw the game tree if Firm 2 can decide first. What is the outcome? Why?
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Strategic Management For Hospitality And Tourism
ISBN: 9780750665223
1st Edition
Authors: Fevzi Okumus Levent Altinay Prakash Chathoth