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Predicting Profit Allocation in a Price-Competitive Market
Two companies, 'AquaPure' and 'ClearFlow', sell identical bottled water and are the only suppliers in a small town. They compete solely by adjusting their prices. Assuming both companies have the same costs of production and want to maximize their market share, describe the most likely long-term allocation of profits for these two firms. Explain the reasoning behind your conclusion.
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