When Oligopolistic Firms Collude to Maximize Their Joint Profits, in Comparison

question 86

Multiple Choice

When oligopolistic firms collude to maximize their joint profits, in comparison with the situation in competitive markets, their actions generally lead to

• A) a larger output and lower prices.
• B) a smaller output and higher prices.
• C) a smaller output and lower prices.
• D) the same output and higher prices.

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