Micro Economics For Today
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Author: Tucker, Irvin B.
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Why do firms in an oligopoly have an incentive to cheat on collusion
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A. Cheating prevents other firms from lowering prices.
B. Cheating produces a kinked demand curve for the industry.
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a. A few large producers.
b. Many small producers.
c. Strategic behavior.
d. Price taking.
Which of the following would most likely create the setting for an Oligopoly ?
A.
The government grants T'Challa and Nakia a patent for their respective vibranium-based electric car batteries.
B.
Market Demand is two or more times less than the quantity needed to produce at the minimum of the Average Cost Curve.
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Market Demand is two or more times greater than the quantity needed to produce at the minimum of the Marginal Cost Curve.
D.
Insumountable technological difficulty associated with producing similar products serves as an effective Barrier to Entry.
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Micro Economics For Today
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