The attached diagram illustrate an industry under oligopoly consisting of 10 equal-sized firms, and a particular firm in that industry. Each of the firms produces an identical product. Assuming the firms form a cartel, what price will the cartel choose if it wishes to maximize overall profits for the cartel? What total output must the cartel produce in order to maintain this price? To what output will an individual firm be restricted if the price is to be maintained?Assume that all firms are permitted to produce the same level of output.

The attached diagram illustrate an industry under oligopoly consisting of 10 equal-sized firms, and a particular firm in that industry. Each of the firms produces an identical product. Assuming the firms form a cartel, what price will the cartel choose if it wishes to maximize overall profits for the cartel? What total output must the cartel produce in order to maintain this price? To what output will an individual firm be restricted if the price is to be maintained?Assume that all firms are permitted to produce the same level of output.

Principles of Economics 2e

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