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The following payoff matrix represents long run payoffs for 2-duopolists faced with the option of purchasing or leasing buildings to use for production. Determine whether any dominant strategies exist and whether or not there is a Nash equilibrium. In any case, what is the logical solution and why?
Firm 1Lease BuyBuilding Building
Lease F1 = 500 F1 = 750Firm 2 F2 = 500 F2 = 400
Buy F1 = 300 F1 = 600F2 = 600 F2 = 200
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