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Collusion makes firms better off because if they act as a single entity (a cartel) they can reduce output and increase their prices and profits. But some cartels have failed and others are unstable. Which of the following is a reason why cartels often break down?


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Each member of a cartel has an incentive to "cheat" on the collusive agreement by producing more than its share when everyone else sticks with the collusive agreement.


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Most cartels do not have a dominant strategy.


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Members of a cartel may resent having to share their profits equally.


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When a cartel is profitable the amount of competition it faces increases.

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