Business, 30.11.2019 03:31 Emiann222

Dell first chooses whether to offer symantec $30 or $20 for each copy of its software, and then symantec responds by either accepting or rejecting the offer. the strategies and corresponding profits (in millions) for dell (d) and symantec (s) are depicted in the decision tree to the right. what is the nash equilibrium of the game?
a. dell will offer $30 per copy of the software and symantec will accept the offer.
b. dell will offer $30 per copy of the software and symantec will reject the offer.
c. dell will offer $20 per copy of the software and symantec will reject the offer.
d. dell will offer $20 per copy of the software and symantec will accept the offer.

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