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Name and describe the commonalities of all the motivation theories in the chapter.
Tying
A practice where a seller requires the purchase of additional products or services in order to buy the desired product, often seen as anti-competitive.
Collude
Collusion involves cooperation between competing firms or entities to manipulate market conditions or prices in their favor, often detrimentally affecting market fairness and consumer interests.
Duopoly
A market structure characterized by two producers/sellers dominating the market, influencing prices and decisions significantly.
Monopoly Output
The quantity of goods or services produced by a monopoly, which is determined by the intersection of the demand curve with the monopoly's marginal cost curve.
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