When they choose between using sugar or high-fructose, Coke and Pepsi could be dealing with the Prisoners' Dilemma.
Looking at a long list of fast food sellers, we can see how each one fights a chicken wrap war in a monopolistically competitive market.
Asking which one is bigger, we have Amazon v. Walmart with both beginning their sale extravaganza days called "Prime" and "Deals."
Nintendo economics can explain why fans lined up for hours to be the first buyers of the newly released Switch 2.
In a slew of courts, Burger King, McDonald's, Wendy's and Taco Bell diners have said they were fooled by misleading fast food ads.
Now a second uncola became Pepsi's new problem with Sprite pushing Pepsi down to the number four beverage spot.
More than Coca-Cola, new tariffs have added to Pepsi's problems because of its manufacturing facilities in Ireland.
Looking at India's cola wars, we see three massive companies using ammunition that they direct toward each other and rural communities.
When we look at where politicians eat, again, there is a divide between Washington's Republicans and Democrats.
With a limited edition Chicken Big Mac, McDonald's will use new ammunition to fight the chicken sandwich war.












