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If U.S. Does not renew MFN status with China, China will impose sanction against US firms because it gives payoff of $75 when possible is $75 / $5.
If U.S. Does renew MFN status with China, China will impose sanction against US firms because it gives payoff of $285 when possible is $285 / $275
There is dominant strategy of China by choosing imposing sanction against US firms.
If China impse trade sanctions against U.S. firms, U.S. Does renew MFN status with China because it gives payoff of $65 when possible is $65 / $35.
If China impse trade sanctions against U.S. firms, U.S. Does renew MFN status with China because it gives payoff of $140 when possible is $140 / $130.
There is dominant strategy of U.S. by choosing renewing MFN status with China.
If they both follows dominant strategy, payoff to U.S. is $65 and $75 to China.
Option C is correct.
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