When One Firm Uses the Same Strategy as the Other

question 103

Multiple Choice

When one firm uses the same strategy as the other firm used in the previous time period, this is known as a

• A) tit-for-tat strategy.
• B) grim trigger strategy.
• C) dominant strategy.
• D) predatory strategy.

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