Practice mode Oligopoly

What does game theory assume about firms’ behaviour?

Correct answer A. Firms consider the actions of others before deciding what to do

Explanation

Game theory models strategic interdependence: each firm anticipates how rivals will react and takes those actions into account before choosing its own move.

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