Which of the following situations is a game theory problem?
A) A perfectly competitive firm determines how much to produce.
B) An oligopolist decides whether or not to introduce a new product.
C) A monopolist chooses its pricing strategy.
D) None of the above is correct.

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Game theory is used to analyze situations where the outcome depends on the actions of multiple decision-makers. An oligopolist deciding whether to introduce a new product involves strategic interactions with other firms, making it a game theory problem.

Which of the Following Situations Is a Game Theory Problem