A) works only if student 2 works.
B) works regardless of the decision made by student 2.
C) does not work if student 2 works.
D) does not work regardless of what student 2 decides.
E) works only if student 2 does not work.
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A) 1880s.
B) 1910s.
C) 1930s.
D) 1960s.
E) 1980s.
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A) Each firm has an incentive to collude.
B) Other firms will enter the industry.
C) Firms in the cartel will want to raise the price.
D) Consumers will eventually decide not to buy the cartel's output.
E) Each firm has an incentive to cheat.
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A) Nash strategy.
B) tit-for-tat strategy.
C) trigger strategy.
D) monkey-see, monkey-do strategy.
E) dominant firm strategy.
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A) perfect competition because both market types produce identical goods.
B) perfect competition because both firms in both market types make zero economic profit in the long run.
C) monopoly because both market types have barriers to entry.
D) monopoly because both market types have a single firm.
E) monopolistic competition because firms in both markets face a perfectly elastic demand.
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A) cancel the cheating firm's membership in the cartel.
B) continue to sell at the agreed-upon price.
C) raise their price to recapture lost profit.
D) cut their prices also.
E) cut output to keep total cartel output at its original level.
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A) occurs when both A and B conduct R&D.
B) occurs when only A conducts R&D.
C) occurs when only B conducts R&D.
D) occurs when neither A nor B conduct R&D.
E) does not occur
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A) in a single-play game or a repeated game.
B) in a single-play game but not a repeated game.
C) in a repeated game but not a single-play game.
D) in neither a repeated game nor a single-play game.
E) only when there is no Nash equilibrium.
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A) Both firms cheat on the agreement.
B) One firm cheats and one firm complies.
C) Both firms comply with the agreement.
D) New firms enter the market.
E) Both firms charge the price that would exist in a perfectly competitive market.
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A) firm B will reduce profit by more than A if both charge a lower price.
B) firm B is the dominant firm.
C) the best strategy for each firm does not depend on the strategy chosen by the other firm.
D) there is no credible threat by either firm to "punish" the other if it breaks the agreement.
E) each firm will charge the higher price.
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A) a Competition Tribunal.
B) the courts.
C) Parliament.
D) A and B.
E) A and C.
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A) each firm will produce the same amount.
B) each firm will produce its maximum output possible.
C) industry marginal revenue will equal industry marginal cost at the level of total output.
D) industry demand will equal industry marginal cost at the level of total output.
E) price equals average total cost.
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A) oligopoly; perfectly competitive
B) monopolistically competitive; perfectly competitive
C) oligopoly; monopolistically competitive
D) near monopoly; oligopoly
E) near monopoly; perfectly competitive
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A) Both deny.
B) Caven confesses and John denies.
C) John confesses and Caven denies.
D) Both confess.
E) Both serve 8 years in jail.
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A) rules
B) collusion
C) strategies
D) payoffs
E) an outcome
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A) Dr. Jones advertises no matter what Dr. Smith does.
B) Dr. Jones does not advertise no matter what Dr. Smith does.
C) Dr. Jones advertises only if Dr. Smith doesn't advertise.
D) Dr. Jones advertises only if Dr. Smith advertises.
E) Dr. Jones does not advertise if Dr. Smith advertises.
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A) are barriers to entry.
B) are no barriers to entry.
C) can be only one firm in the market.
D) will be no entry if the existing firm makes an economic profit.
E) is a perfectly elastic demand.
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A) comply; do not; makes a smaller economic profit if it complies with the agreement, but complying with the agreement is in the social interest, and most firms support the social interest
B) comply; do; makes greater economic profit if it complies with the agreement, regardless of how the other firm acts
C) cheat; do not; makes greater economic profit if it cheats on the agreement, regardless of how the other firm acts
D) cheats; do; makes greater economic profit if it cheats on the agreement, regardless of how the other firm acts
E) cheat; do; refuses to sell at any price below the monopoly price
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A) behave competitively.
B) raise the price of their products.
C) lower the price of their products.
D) increase the amount they produce.
E) cheat on each other.
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A) tit-for-tat strategy.
B) trigger strategy.
C) duopoly strategy.
D) dominant firm strategy.
E) Nash strategy.
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