[Two home-improvement stores (Good Home and Happy Home) in a growing urban area are interested in expanding their market share. Both are interested in expanding the size of their store and parking lot to accommodate potential growth in their customer base. Two possible actions for both the firms are: 'increase the size of the store and parking lot' and 'do not increase the size of the store and parking lot'. Payoffs are defined in terms increase in annual profits in $million. The following table describes the payoffs for both the firms to alternative actions taken by each of them.]
Happy Home | |||
Increase
| Do not increase
| ||
Good Home | Increase
| Happy Home = $1.0 million Good Home = $1.5 million | Happy Home = $0.4 million Good Home = $3.4 million |
Do not increase
| Happy Home = $3.2 million Good Home = $0.6 million | Happy Home = $2.00 million Good Home= $2.5 million |
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