When Firms Are Faced with Repeating Games,such as the Prisoner's

question 120

Multiple Choice

When firms are faced with repeating games,such as the prisoner's dilemma,they:

• A) are more likely to collude.
• B) are less likely to collude.
• C) will tend to act more like perfectly competitive firms.
• D) will be more likely to renege on agreements.

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