Assume there are two profit-maximizing internet radio providers operating in this market. further assume that they are not able to collude on the price and quantity of subscriptions to sell. what price will they charge for a subscription when this market reaches a nash equilibrium?

a. $24
b. $32
c. $40
d. $48

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