Microeconomics A Contemporary Intro
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Author: MCEACHERN
Publisher: Cengage
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a. Explain what you know about collusion and cartels, including: definition, formation of motives, types and differences between these types, and so on.
b. Why is this behavior often encountered in imperfectly competitive market structures such as oligopolies?
c. What obstacles/obstacles do collusion and cartels often face?
d. Name and explain at least 3 factors that can facilitate the occurrence of collusion and cartel!
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If south africa increased its production by 1,000 diamonds while russia stuck to the cartel agreement, south africa's profit would Increase or decrease to $ _____________.
20. Using two carefully drawn and labeled diagrams, analyze an input cartel. That is, on the left side of the page, draw a diagram for one of the firms, and on the right side, draw a diagram for the labor market. Indicate the equilibrium wage and employment for the market if the labor market is competitive, (WC , LC), and the corresponding outcome for a firm, (WC, lC). Then, explain how the cartel adjusts the wage and employment.
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