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Identifying Players in a Payoff Matrix

The table below shows the potential profits (in millions of dollars) for two competing companies, Firm A and Firm B, based on their advertising strategy choices. The first number in each cell represents the profit for Firm A, and the second number represents the profit for Firm B.

Firm B High Budget Low Budget

Firm A High Budget (50, 30) (70, 20) Low Budget (40, 50) (60, 40)

Based on the standard convention for organizing this type of table, identify which firm is the 'row player' and which is the 'column player'. Justify your identification.

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