Scenario 17-2. Imagine that two oil companies, Mobile and Cargo, own adjacent oil fields. Under the fields is a common pool of oil worth $96 million. Drilling a well to recover oil costs $3 million per well. If each company drills one well, each will get half of the oil and earn a $45 million profit ($48 million in revenue - $3 million in costs) . Assume that having X percent of the total wells means that a company will collect X percent of the total revenue.
-Refer to Scenario 17-2.Cargo's dominant strategy would lead to what sort of well-drilling behavior?
A) Cargo will never drill a second well.
B) Cargo will always drill a second well.
C) Cargo will drill a second well only if Mobile drills a well.
D) Cargo will drill a second well only if Mobile does not drill a well.
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