Compared to a cartel, firms in a Cournot Oligopoly
A) make more joint profit.
B) sell less output.
C) make less joint profit.
D) act independently.
C
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Refer to Figure 13.2. If the figure is viewed as a two-player game between Oliver and George, there would be
A) no Nash equilibria. B) one Nash equilibrium where both players end up at the M position. C) two Nash equilibria, one where Oliver ends up at position L4 and George ends up at position C4, and one where both players end up at position M. D) five Nash equilibria, each represented by the two players ending up an equal distance from M.
In the mini-case on pay-for-delay
A) incumbents are attempting to delay entry of generic drugs. B) the deals incumbents made with potential entrants may be illegal. C) the deals are only profitable for approximately six months. D) All of the above.