The prisoner's dilemma shown displays the payoffs associated with two firms: Firm A and Firm B. These firms are in an oligopoly and they can choose to either collude or compete. 
How much will be produced if both firms collude?
A) 50 million units
B) 65 million units
C) 70 million units
D) 85 million units
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