Answer the question based on the payoff matrices for a repeated game involving two firms that are considering introducing new products to the market. The numbers indicate the profit from following either a strategy to introduce a new product or a strategy to not introduce a new product. First game.
Second game.
In the first game, if firm B doesn't introduce a new product and firm A does, then firm A would be better off if
A) both firms introduce new products in game 2.
B) neither firm introduces new products in game 2.
C) firm B reciprocates in game 2.
D) game 2 reaches a Nash equilibrium.
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