What does it mean to collude?

a. to get together and agree to act jointly in pricing and other matters
b. to refuse to cooperate with other competitors in the industry
c. to restrict the amount of foreign goods than can be imported
d. to require a customer who buys one product to buy a tying good


a. to get together and agree to act jointly in pricing and other matters

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