The Ford Taurus and Ford Escort product lines (both produced by Ford) use many of the same parts in their cars, and the cars are, apart from design, virtually identical to one another, except for price. This suggests
a. a balanced oligopoly
b. cartel pricing
c. Ford's production inefficiency
d. game theory pricing
e. price discrimination
E
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