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Separate companies can still collude and cooperate for larger mutual ends... especially if they're only nominally separate.
by Santosh83 7y ago
Separate companies can still collude and cooperate for larger mutual ends... especially if they're only nominally separate.
- Obi_Juan_Kenobi 7y agoAre you arguing that there are no costs associated with collusion vs. being an actual monopoly? Do you think that being broken up will have no impact whatsoever on the incentives and outcomes for consumers? Or simply that the effect will be insignificant?
- pyrale 7y agoCartel activities are illegal, though.