Price-fixing by firms in an oligopoly is
A) more likely when the firms play a game repeatedly.
B) more likely when firms must commit to a single pricing strategy for the lifetime of the firm.
C) more likely when neither firm chooses the low-price guarantee strategy.
D) never sustainable because firms have an incentive to underprice each other.
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Q245: A firm that faces the duopolists' dilemma
Q246: Suppose Kevin offers to match his competitors'
Q247: When one firm uses the same strategy
Q248: If a firm engages in guaranteed price
Q250: If two firms use a tit-for-tat scheme
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Q253: The rational outcome of a guaranteed price
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