35. There are three models of the oligopoly:1. Thein which competitors will match any price decrease and ignore any priceincrease.elastic than theBecause of this, the elasticity of demand for higher prices iselasticity of demand for price decreases.a.b. In this model, there is no incentive for any firm to change price. Why? 2. Thepricing model is one in which all firms agree to fix prices.a. Each firm finds it most profitable to chargeprice, but only if the rivals do.b. Ais a formal association in which the members display overt collusion.

Oligopoly is a market structure where there are few interdependent firms, selling differentiated or…

2. The pricing model is one in which all firms agre Each firm finds it most profitable to charge price, but only if the rivals do. a. b. A is a formal association in which the members display overt collusion.

2. The pricing model is one in which all firms agre Each firm finds it most profitable to charge price, but only if the rivals do. a. b. A is a formal association in which the members display overt collusion.

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