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Knowing that a person falls into some social category, we might assume that he or she possesses certain traits, and that everyone in this category possesses these traits.This is an example of
Cartel Arrangements
Agreements among competing firms to control prices or exclude entry of a new competitor in the market, often resulting in anticompetitive behavior.
Oligopolists
Firms or individuals that control the market for a particular good or service in an oligopoly, where a small number of entities dominate.
Monopoly Power
The ability of a single seller to control market prices and total market output.
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