The following table shows the net annual profits (in millions of dollars) for two clothing companies, Street 21 and American Beagle, depending on whether they choose to make their jeans with organic cotton or cotton grown using pesticides. Within each square, the number on the left indicates Street 21's profit and the number on the right represents American Beagle's profit.

-the firms could not trust each other enough to collude, is there a dominant strategy for either or both firms? If so, what it is?
American Beagle:
Street 21:

Question

The following table shows the net annual profits (in millions of dollars) for two clothing companies, Street 21 and American Beagle, depending on whether they choose to make their jeans with organic cotton or cotton grown using pesticides. Within each square, the number on the left indicates Street 21's profit and the number on the right represents American Beagle's profit.
 
-the firms could not trust each other enough to collude, is there a dominant strategy for either or both firms? If so, what it is?
American Beagle:
Street 21:

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Answer of The following table shows the net annual profits (in millions of dollars) for two clothing companies, Street 21 and American Beagle, depending on whether they choose to make their jeans with organic cotton or cotton grown using pesticides. Within each square, the number on the left indicates Street 21's profit and the number on the right represents American Beagle's profit.
 
-the firms could not trust each other enough to collude, is there a dominant strategy for either or both firms? If so, what it is?
American Beagle:
Street 21:

The Following Table Shows the Net Annual Profits (In Millions