According to the payoff matrix :
If Creamland decides to advertise, it will earn a profit of $10 million if Dairy King advertises and a profit of $20 million if Dairy King does not advertise.
If Creamland decides not to advertise, it will earn a profit of $3 million if Dairy King advertise and a profit of $11 million if Dairy King does not advertise.
If Dairy King advertises then in that case Creamland can make profit of $10 million if it advertises or can make profit of $3 million if it chooses not to advertise. So, Creamland makes a higher profit if it chooses to advertise.
So, If Dairy King advertises, Creamland makes a higher profit if it chooses to advertise.
If Dairy King does not advertise that in that case Creamland can make profit of $20 million if it advertise or can make profit of $11 million if it chooses not to advertise. So, Creamland makes a higher profit if it chooses to advertise.
Thus, If Dairy King does not advertises, Creamland makes a higher profit if it chooses to advertise.
If the firms act independently, both firms will choose to advertise. (When creamland advertises, the profit of creamland will rise but Dairy King's profit will dip. This will induce Dairy King to advertise)
When the firms collude, both firms will choose not to advertise. ( when they both don't advertise the profit is higher as they dont hamper each other's market)
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