Actions like entering a new market, pricing a new product or making a bid to buy another company are all useful Nash-like managerial decisions because they are:
A) repeated often and the outcome depends on the coordination of decisions with rivals.
B) not repeated often and the outcome depends on the coordination of decisions with rivals.
C) repeated often and the outcome depends on the simultaneous decisions of rivals.
D) not repeated often and the outcome depends on the simultaneous decisions of rivals.

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These actions are typically strategic decisions that are not repeated often and require consideration of the simultaneous decisions of rivals, aligning with Nash equilibrium concepts.

Actions Like Entering a New Market, Pricing a New Product