Suppliers who are kept out of the market generally do not retaliate because:
A) government prevents them from organizing.
B) they aren't hurt by the restriction.
C) the costs of organizing are higher than those of demanders.
D) the costs of organizing and lobbying exceed the expected gains.

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The costs of organizing and lobbying often exceed the expected gains for suppliers who are kept out of the market, making retaliation not worthwhile.

Suppliers Who Are Kept Out of the Market Generally Do