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It is stated that firm has decided to charge a low price regardless
of the other firm's decisions.
When a player adopts a strategy regardless of what other players doing and always play the same strategy then such strategy is termed as dominant strategy of the player.
So,
This low-price is the firm's dominant strategy.
Hence, the correct answer is the option (C).
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