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Table 17-8
For a certain small town, the table shows the demand schedule for water. Assume the marginal cost of supplying water is constant at $4 per bottle and there are no other costs. Table 17-8 For a certain small town, the table shows the demand schedule for water. Assume the marginal cost of supplying water is constant at $4 per bottle and there are no other costs.   -Refer to Table 17-8. If there are two suppliers of water, Victor and Sami, and if they have successfully formed a cartel, then what would be the price and the market quantity? A) The price would be $7 per bottle and the market quantity would be 600 bottles. B) The price would be $6 per bottle and the market quantity would be 800 bottles. C) The price would be $5 per bottle and the market quantity would be 1000 bottles. D) The price would be $4 per bottle and the market quantity would be 1200 bottles.
-Refer to Table 17-8. If there are two suppliers of water, Victor and Sami, and if they have successfully formed a cartel, then what would be the price and the market quantity?

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