Which constitutes an obstacle to collusion among oligopolists?
A) a standardized product
B) a large number of firms
C) prosperous economic conditions
D) trademarks and copyrights

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A large number of firms makes it more difficult for oligopolists to collude and coordinate their actions because there are more potential competitors and more incentives to undercut each other's prices. A standardized product (A), prosperous economic conditions (C), and trademarks and copyrights (D) do not necessarily constitute obstacles to collusion among oligopolists.

Which Constitutes an Obstacle to Collusion Among Oligopolists