Collusion in an Oligopolistic Market
If firms in an oligopolistic market successfully collude to form a cartel, how will the resulting price and output compare to those of a perfectly competitive market?
A
Collusion reduces total market output and raises prices, mimicking monopoly outcomes.
B
Collusion increases market output and reduces prices to stimulate consumer demand.
C
Collusion does not affect market output or prices because individual firm strategies are still independent.
D
Collusion forces firms into a competitive equilibrium with prices equal to marginal cost.
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