How does a cartel differ from an oligopolistic industry?

A. Oligopolistic industries cannot make economic profit.
B. Cartels reduce uncertainty to maximize profits.
C. Cartels are legal while oligopolies are illegal.
D. Oligopolies face large amounts of competition while cartels do not.


Answer: B

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