What Defines a Firm's Decision Problem in Game Theory?

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Here is just a general question.

I've got a game theory question, which asks to solve a firm's decision problem. How do I define the decision problem? Is it an equation that equates the total probability of all the events to some outcomes?
 
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A quick look on Wikipedia defines a decision problem (in complexity theory) as a question with a yes or no answer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_problem
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