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Caiter2013

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It would be impossible for members of the fast-food industry to collude to fix prices because
◦ there are too many fast-food firms in the market.
◦ fast food is not durable.
◦ there are not enough fast-food firms in the market.
◦ the price of fast-food is too low.
◦ demanders would not buy from firms that collude.


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