Because many business situations are repeated games, firms may be able to avoid the prisoner's dilemma and implicitly collude to keep prices high.

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When a game is repeated, firms have the opportunity to observe each other's behavior over time and develop reputations. This can lead to implicit collusion where firms cooperate to keep prices high and avoid the prisoner's dilemma.

Because Many Business Situations Are Repeated Games, Firms May Be