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Suppose That Two Firms, a and B, Collude to Share

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Suppose that two firms, A and B, collude to share maximum profits.If the average cost curve for firm A is higher than the average cost curve for firm B at every output, then


A) firm A should produce nothing.
B) firm A should produce output as long as its marginal cost is less than firm B's.
C) both firms should produce where their marginal costs are equal to some number that exceed marginal revenue.
D) both firms should produce where their marginal costs are precisely equal to marginal revenue.
E) optimal output cannot be determined from the information provided.

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