An oligopolistic firm that is part of a collusive agreement is less likely to cheat
A) the more punishment it expects if the cheating is detected
B) the lower is the possibility of detection
C) the less likely is the collapse of the entire agreement as a result of cheating
D) the greater is the additional profit from charging a lower price than the other firms
E) the higher is the chance of taking customers away from competitors by charging a lower price
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A)price discrimination
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