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Completing a pay off matrix in a game theory problem.

Joe is the owner of the Texaco Mini Mart, Sam is the owner of the Exxon Mini Mart and together they are the only gas stations in town.  At the current price of $1 per gallon both receive total revenues of $1,000.  Joe is considering cutting his price to 90 cents, which would increase his total revenue to $1,350 if Sam continues to charge $1. If Sam's price remains $1 after Joe cuts his price, Sam will collect $500 in revenues.  If Sam cuts his price to 90 cents, his total revenues would also rise to $1,350 if Joe continues to charge $1. Joe will collect $500 in revenues if he keeps his price at $1 while Sam lowers his to 90 cents. Joe and Sam will receive $900 each in total revenue if they both lower their price to 90 cents.
Fill in (in a manner similar to how it is done in the textbook) the payoff matrix below based on the information provided above. 

 
Joe
 
Cut
Price
Keep Old
Price
Sam
 
Cut
Price
 
 
Keep Old
Price
 


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