Strategic Pricing Decision
The payoff matrix below shows the monthly profits (in thousands of dollars) for two competing bookstores, The Book Nook and Readers' Corner, based on their pricing strategies. The first number in each pair represents the profit for The Book Nook, and the second for Readers' Corner.
| Readers' Corner: Major Sale | Readers' Corner: Standard Pricing | |
|---|---|---|
| The Book Nook: Major Sale | (5, 5) | (12, 2) |
| The Book Nook: Standard Pricing | (2, 12) | (8, 8) |
If The Book Nook is certain that Readers' Corner will choose 'Standard Pricing', what is The Book Nook's best response? Explain your reasoning by comparing The Book Nook's potential profits.
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