Multiple Choice
When oligopolists join together in a cartel, they
A) have chosen to ignore interdependence.
B) have admitted that their behavior is interdependent.
C) are planning to violate the law of supply and demand.
D) are trying to behave like perfect competitors.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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