Which assumptions of the Bertrand model be altered to avoid the Bertrand Paradox (that an outcome resembling perfect competition may arise with even as few as two firms) ?
A) assuming firms have limited capacities.
B) assuming firms produce differentiated rather than homogeneous products.
C) assuming firms play repeatedly and thus may collude.
D) all of the above.
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