Why do cartels tend to break up?
Cartels tend to break up because each firm has an incentive to cheat. Maximising Joint profit doesn't mean that the firms are also maximizing individual profit. When the firm knows that it can get more profit by cheating, cartels tend to break up.
Cartels break up more often when the number of firms is high, when the behavior of the firm is not observable by others, when there is no penalty on cheating etc.
Why do gangs and cartels try to “one up” each other when it comes to violence? What does say about the future of the drug war?
Successful cartels raise the participants' profit. Why, then, do nations have laws making cartels illegal? (Check all that apply.) A. Higher prices transfer surplus from consumers to cartel members and create a competitive return for the cartel. B. Higher prices transfer surplus from consumers to cartel members and create a deadweight loss for the society. C. Consumers and society are both worse off from the presence of cartels. D. Consumers are better off but the society is worse off from...
Which of the following is NOT a reason that cartels tend to fail? Select one: O a. Cartel members have an incentive to cheat on the agreement b. Cartel members may have different costs of production c. Cartel profits may attract entry into the industry O d. Cartel members generally face a low price elasticity of demand
Why do microorganisms like bacteria have to break up extracellularly in order to use it as a food source?
and - why do metals tend to lose electrons nonmetals tend to gain electrons when forming ionic bonds ?
Why do SNP haplotype blocks tend to spread through human populations with relatively little change to the combinations of alleles making up the SNP haplotype blocks? A. Gene dosage B. Genetic linkage C. high-gene expression levels D. Independent assortment
Do cartels work in controlling price? Use OPEC as your example your analysis.
Explain why option prices (both pull and call) tend to go up when there is volatility and uncertainty in the asset markets? Which hedging instrument (options or futures? does lead to higher expected loss/profit?
5. Why do unemplpyment rates in European countries tend to be higher than in the U.S.? 6. Does (a) automation/new technologies or (b) immigration increase the unemployment rate? Why or why not?
Why do you think people save money in advance for a vacation but tend to finance a consumer purchase and pay later? What are the factors involved?