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In an oligopoly where firms are colluding, what is the most likely response by these firms if one member cheats on a collusive agreement by secretly discounting their product?

A

The remaining members form a new collusive agreement excluding the cheating firm from benefits.

B

All members revert back to non-collusive pricing leading towards Nash equilibrium outcomes.

C

Colluding members continue with agreed-upon pricing ignoring the cheating member’s actions.

D

Members legally penalize the cheating firm using previously established contractual obligations.

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