Asked by
Helen Zheng
on Oct 12, 2024Verified
Collusion is most likely to succeed when there are
A) few firms and low barriers to entry.
B) many firms and low barriers to entry.
C) few firms and high barriers to entry.
D) many firms and high barriers to entry.
Collusion
A secret or illegal cooperation or conspiracy, especially between parties to deceive or defraud others.
Barriers to Entry
Obstacles that make it difficult to enter a given market, potentially including high startup costs, strict regulations, or strong competition.
Few Firms
In markets characterized by few firms, also known as oligopolies, a small number of companies dominate the industry, leading to limited competition.
- Determine the approaches and actions specific to firms in an oligopoly, including cooperative strategies and establishing price dominance.
- Acquire knowledge about the legal and regulatory obstacles linked with oligopolies and activities that inhibit competition.
Verified Answer
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Learning Objectives
- Determine the approaches and actions specific to firms in an oligopoly, including cooperative strategies and establishing price dominance.
- Acquire knowledge about the legal and regulatory obstacles linked with oligopolies and activities that inhibit competition.