A) 2,000
B) 4,000
C) 8,000
D) 10,000
E) more than 10,000
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A) cartel.
B) legal monopoly.
C) monopolistically competitive market.
D) legal oligopoly.
E) natural oligopoly.
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A) predatory pricing.
B) a tying arrangement.
C) resale price maintenance.
D) price fixing.
E) price discrimination.
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A) neither player gets his or her best outcome.
B) both players get their best outcome.
C) one player gets his or her best outcome and the other player does not.
D) collusion would not alter the outcome.
E) Either answer A or C might be correct depending on whether the players communicate with each other or do not communicate with each other.
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A) make greater economic profits than if they did not collude.
B) price at marginal cost.
C) price below average total cost.
D) decrease their economic profits.
E) increase their production so that each produces more than if they did not collude.
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A) Resale price maintenance
B) Price discrimination
C) Price fixing
D) Predatory pricing
E) A tying arrangement
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A) Players can learn ways to cooperate and make an economic profit.
B) The competitive price and output consistently is the final result.
C) Firms can learn how to cheat more effectively on the other player.
D) One firm will be driven out of business.
E) An implicit agreement is reached in which one firm constantly cheats on the cartel and the other firm complies with it.
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A) preventing a buyer from reselling a product outside a specific area
B) selling one product only if another product is purchased
C) forcing the purchase of all necessities from a single firm
D) prohibiting a seller from selling a competing item
E) selling different units of a good to the same buyer at different prices.
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A) a tying arrangement.
B) a requirement contracts.
C) an exclusive deal.
D) territorial confinement.
E) price discrimination.
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A) They do not realize the benefit of cooperation.
B) Players strive to minimize their opponents' profits.
C) Players do not understand the game and its payoffs.
D) It is not in each player's self-interest to cooperate.
E) Players understand the game but they do not know which action(s) will benefit their joint interest.
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A) monopolistic competition.
B) oligopoly.
C) perfect competition.
D) monopoly.
E) legally protected monopoly.
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A) natural monopoly in which 1 firm
B) natural oligopoly in which 2 firms
C) natural oligopoly in which 3 firms
D) natural oligopoly in which 4 firms
E) natural oligopoly in which 5 or more firms
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Multiple Choice
A) prices, rules, and payoffs
B) rules, markets, and prices
C) rules, strategies, and payoffs
D) rules, strategies, and costs
E) equilibrium, prices, and quantities
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A) $10; $20
B) $20; $10
C) $10; $10
D) $20; $20
E) $20; something, but more information is needed to determine Firm B's price
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A) the firms always engage in a "tit for tat" strategy.
B) there is the possibility that the market is large enough for more firms.
C) the firms never collude.
D) monopoly profits cannot be earned.
E) the firms may legally merge and become a monopoly.
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A) The market is considered competitive, so the merger will not be challenged.
B) The merger will be challenged if it raises the HHI by 100 or more points.
C) The merger will be challenged if it raises the HHI by 50 or more points.
D) The merger will be challenged if it raises the HHI by 200 or more points.
E) The merger will be challenged if it raises the HHI by 500 or more points.
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A) ownership of the entire supply of a resource
B) patents
C) trademarks
D) economies of scale and network economies
E) territorial confinement
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A) producers who sell identical products
B) one firm's actions affect another firm's profit
C) entry into the industry is blocked
D) sellers face a downward sloping demand curve for their product
E) the firm's demand curve is horizontal
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A) i only
B) ii only
C) iii only
D) i and ii
E) ii and iii
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