Consider the market for nonalcoholic beers from the previous question. Boors' price in a Nash equilibrium (assuming Bertrand competition in these differentiated beers)is about
A)1.71
B)2.55
C)3.55
D)4.29

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In a Bertrand competition with differentiated products, firms set prices based on the perceived value and differentiation of their products. The price of 2.55 likely reflects the equilibrium where Boors maximizes profit given the competition and differentiation in the market.

Consider the Market for Nonalcoholic Beers from the Previous Question