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Two competing firms, Firm A and Firm B, must simultaneously choose to set either a high price or a low price for their similar products. The payoff matrix below shows the daily profits for each firm based on their pricing decisions. The first number in each pair is Firm A's profit, and the second is Firm B's profit.

Firm B: High PriceFirm B: Low Price
Firm A: High Price(€780, €780)(€234, €540)
Firm A: Low Price(€540, €234)(€300, €300)

Based on an analysis of this matrix, which statement best explains why this strategic interaction is classified as a coordination game?

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