Chapter 8: Problem 2
Why might a firm that voluntarily entered into a cartel agreement decide to cheat on (or breach) the agreement?
Chapter 8: Problem 2
Why might a firm that voluntarily entered into a cartel agreement decide to cheat on (or breach) the agreement?
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If perfectly competitive firms are price takers, and monopolistic, monopolistic competitive, and oligopolistic firms are price searchers, then it follows that three times as many firms in the real world are price searchers than are price takers. Do you agree or disagree? Explain your answer.
The demand for the good that firm A sells does not rise or fall during the month. Firm A raises its price at the beginning of the month and lowers its price at the end of the month. What might explain firm A's pricing behavior?
How might monopolistic competitors' products be slightly different?
How can a seller determine whether it is a price taker?
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