Cartels Frequently Break Down in the Long Run Because

question 171

Multiple Choice

Cartels frequently break down in the long run because

• A)they are illegal
• B)tacit collusion is illegal
• C)contracts and agreements are legally binding
• D)cooperative behavior usually lowers profits for the entire industry
• E)members have an incentive to increase output

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