Colluding firms, compared with competing firms, usually a. earn less economic profit. b. welcome new firms.

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Colluding firms, compared with competing firms,
usually
a. earn less economic profit.
b. welcome new firms.
C. charge more.
d. produce more.
e. means that consumers pay lower prices.
Transcribed Image Text:Colluding firms, compared with competing firms, usually a. earn less economic profit. b. welcome new firms. C. charge more. d. produce more. e. means that consumers pay lower prices.
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