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Table 16-6
Two pita-bread stores (Pita Pan and Pita Wrapbit) have both recently opened up in a new suburb and are interested in expanding their market share.Both are considering advertising in the surrounding area to entice more customers to come to their stores.The following table depicts the strategic outcome that results from the game.The profits of the two pita-bread stores under two advertising scenarios are shown. Table 16-6 Two pita-bread stores (Pita Pan and Pita Wrapbit)  have both recently opened up in a new suburb and are interested in expanding their market share.Both are considering advertising in the surrounding area to entice more customers to come to their stores.The following table depicts the strategic outcome that results from the game.The profits of the two pita-bread stores under two advertising scenarios are shown.   -Refer to Table 16-6.If both stores follow a dominant strategy, Pita Wrapbit's growth related profits will be: A) $2600 B) $950 C) $400 D) $350
-Refer to Table 16-6.If both stores follow a dominant strategy, Pita Wrapbit's growth related profits will be:

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