In the case of prisoner’s dilemma, the firms would like to use their dominant strategies of bidding low. But in prisoner’s dilemma, if both the firms cooperate and choose a strategy of bidding high, then both the firms would end up having higher profits. So, the cooperative outcome in this situation is that both the firms bid $120 million and then they both will get 50% of the bids and both will have a profit of $60 millions. So, option B is the correct answer.
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