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Suppose toyota and honda must decide whether to make a new breed of side-impact airbags standard equipment on all models. side-impact airbags raise the price of each automobile by $1,000. if both firms make side-impact airbags standard equipment, each company will earn profits of $1 billion. if neither company adopts the side-impact airbag technology, each company will earn $2.5 billion. if one company adopts the technology as standard equipment and the other does not, the adopting company will earn a profit of $3 billion and the other company will earn $-1.5 billion. if you were a decision maker at honda, would you make side-impact airbags standard equipment? explain

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