Firms in an oligopoly market will have a more difficult time maintaining price coordination when:
A) demand for the firms' products remains stable.
B) the firms' cost structures are similar.
C) the firms' products are highly differentiated.
D) each firm controls the same share of the market.
C
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. collusion. B. objective cost benefit analysis. C. rent-seeking behavior. D. forced action.
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A) too high. B) too low. C) about right. D) unconscionable.