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### Potential New Store Locations: Analysis for Brady's and ValueMart

#### Scenario:
Brady's, a conventional department store, and ValueMart, a discount department store, are both considering opening new stores at one of two possible sites: the Civic Center and North Shore Plaza. 

#### Payoff Matrix:
The strategies available to the management of each store are represented in the following payoff matrix where each entry signifies the amounts (in hundreds of thousands of dollars) either gained or lost by one business from or to the other as a result of the sites selected.

|                    | ValueMart: Civic Center | ValueMart: North Shore Plaza |
|--------------------|--------------------------|-----------------------------|
| Brady's: Civic Center     | 5                        | -2                           |
| Brady's: North Shore Plaza| 3                        | -6                           |

#### Questions:

1. **Is the game strictly determined?**
   - [ ] Yes
   - [ ] No

2. **What is the value of the game?** (If it is not strictly determined, enter DNE.)
   - [Input box]

3. **Determine the best strategy for the management of each store (i.e., determine the ideal locations for each store):**
   - [ ] The ideal location for both Brady's and the ValueMart is the North Shore Plaza.
   - [ ] The ideal location for Brady's is the Civic Center and the ideal location for the ValueMart is the North Shore Plaza.
   - [ ] There is no ideal location for either Brady's or the ValueMart. (DNE)
   - [ ] The ideal location for Brady's is the North Shore Plaza and the ideal location for the ValueMart is the Civic Center.
   - [ ] The ideal location for both Brady's and the ValueMart is the Civic Center.

This interactive exercise helps in understanding strategic decision-making using a payoff matrix and determining optimal strategies for competitive business scenarios.
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Transcribed Image Text:### Potential New Store Locations: Analysis for Brady's and ValueMart #### Scenario: Brady's, a conventional department store, and ValueMart, a discount department store, are both considering opening new stores at one of two possible sites: the Civic Center and North Shore Plaza. #### Payoff Matrix: The strategies available to the management of each store are represented in the following payoff matrix where each entry signifies the amounts (in hundreds of thousands of dollars) either gained or lost by one business from or to the other as a result of the sites selected. | | ValueMart: Civic Center | ValueMart: North Shore Plaza | |--------------------|--------------------------|-----------------------------| | Brady's: Civic Center | 5 | -2 | | Brady's: North Shore Plaza| 3 | -6 | #### Questions: 1. **Is the game strictly determined?** - [ ] Yes - [ ] No 2. **What is the value of the game?** (If it is not strictly determined, enter DNE.) - [Input box] 3. **Determine the best strategy for the management of each store (i.e., determine the ideal locations for each store):** - [ ] The ideal location for both Brady's and the ValueMart is the North Shore Plaza. - [ ] The ideal location for Brady's is the Civic Center and the ideal location for the ValueMart is the North Shore Plaza. - [ ] There is no ideal location for either Brady's or the ValueMart. (DNE) - [ ] The ideal location for Brady's is the North Shore Plaza and the ideal location for the ValueMart is the Civic Center. - [ ] The ideal location for both Brady's and the ValueMart is the Civic Center. This interactive exercise helps in understanding strategic decision-making using a payoff matrix and determining optimal strategies for competitive business scenarios.
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