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Two competing firms, Firm A and Firm B, must simultaneously decide whether to 'Launch a new product' or 'Maintain the current product line'. The resulting profits for each firm depend on the actions of both, as shown in the following payoff structure, where the first number in the parentheses is Firm A's profit and the second is Firm B's profit:

  • If both firms Launch: ($50 million, $50 million)
  • If Firm A Launches and Firm B Maintains: ($120 million, $30 million)
  • If Firm A Maintains and Firm B Launches: ($40 million, $100 million)
  • If both firms Maintain: ($80 million, $80 million)

Given this information, if you know that Firm B has decided to 'Launch a new product', what is the best response for Firm A to maximize its own profit?

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Updated 2025-07-22

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