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One-Time Games and the Prisoner's Dilemma
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14. Oligopoly / One-Time Games and the Prisoner's Dilemma / Problem 5
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What is a cartel, and why is it generally considered illegal in many countries?
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A cartel is a group of consumers that negotiate prices with firms.
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A cartel is a government-regulated entity that ensures fair pricing.
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A cartel is a single firm that dominates a market, increasing competition.
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A cartel is a group of firms that collude to set prices and quantities, reducing competition.
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