In the repeated-game airline example, what happens if the game is played forever, but one or both firms care only about current profit? Assume that United Airlines (UA) and American Airlines (AA) are playing a two-firm, quantity-setting game. Quantities are in thousands of passengers per quarter; profits are in millions of dollars per quarter. Suppose the game is played forever, but one or both of the airlines care only about current profit. What is the Nash equilibriumLOADING... in the first (or next) period of this game? A. The Nash equilibrium is for American to produce qequals48 and United to produce qequals64. B. This game does not have a Nash equilibrium. C. The Nash equilibrium is for both airlines to produce qequals64. D. The Nash equilibrium is for both airlines to produce qequals48. E. The Nash equilibrium is for American to produce qequals64 and United to produce qequals48.

Consider the following condensed financial statements of money freedom comma inc. the company's target rate of return is 30%: (click the icon to view the comparative balance sheet.) (click the icon to view the income statement.) requirements 1. calculate the company's roi. round all of your answers to four decimal places. 2. calculate the company's profit margin ratio. interpret your results. 3. calculate the company's asset turnover ratio. interpret your results. 4. use the expanded roi formula to confirm your results from requirement 1. interpret your results. 5. calculate the company's ri. interpret your results. requirement 1. calculate the company's roi. round all of your answers to four decimal places. begin by selecting the formula to calculate return on investment (roi), and then enter the amounts to calculate the company's roi. (round your calculations to four decimal places and enter your answer as a percent, x.xx%)