Oligopolistic firms making their price-output decisions keeping in view the current and possible future decisions of their rival firms, is an example of

strategic interaction
prisoner's dilemma
price leadership
None of these

The correct answer is A. strategic interaction.

Strategic interaction is a situation in which the actions of one player have a direct impact on the payoffs of other players. In the case of oligopolistic firms, the prices and outputs that they choose will affect the profits of their rivals. This means that each firm must take into account the likely reactions of its rivals when making its own decisions.

Prisoner’s dilemma is a game theory scenario in which two players have a choice between cooperating with each other or defecting. If both players cooperate, they will both receive a moderate payoff. However, if one player defects and the other cooperates, the defector will receive a high payoff while the cooperator will receive a low payoff. If both players defect, they will both receive a low payoff.

Price leadership is a market structure in which one firm sets the price for a good or service, and the other firms in the market follow that price. This can happen when one firm is the dominant firm in the market, or when the firms in the market have a tacit agreement to follow the price leader.

In conclusion, the correct answer is A. strategic interaction.