This node outlines the payoff structure for a three-firm price-setting game, as depicted in Figure 8.21, from Firm A's perspective. It assumes that the other two firms, B and C, act identically. When all three firms set a high price, they split the market, each selling 20 units for a $60 profit. If all three choose a low price, each sells 24 units and earns $24. In a mixed-price scenario, the total market profit of $72 from 72 units sold is divided among the firms that set the low price, while any high-pricing firm earns zero profit.