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Collusion in Oligopoly: An Experiment on the Effect of Numbers and Information

F. Trenery Dolbear, Lester B. Lave, George W. Bowman, A. Lieberman, Edward Simpson Prescott, F. Rueter, Roger Sherman

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I. Introduction, 240. — II. Price variations models of oligopoly, 241. — III. An experimental oligopoly market, 242. — IV. Hypotheses, 248. — V. Procedure, 249. — VI. Results, 251. — VII. Discussion, 257. — VIII. Summary and conclusions, 259.

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I. Introduction, 240. — II. Price variations models of oligopoly, 241. — III. An experimental oligopoly market, 242. — IV. Hypotheses, 248. — V. Procedure, 249. — VI. Results, 251. — VII. Discussion, 257. — VIII. Summary and conclusions, 259.

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I. Introduction, 240. — II. Price variations models of oligopoly, 241. — III. An experimental oligopoly market, 242. — IV. Hypotheses, 248. — V. Procedure, 249. — VI. Results, 251. — VII. Discussion, 257. — VIII. Summary and conclusions, 259.

Key concepts: Oligopoly, Collusion, Economics, Microeconomics, Mathematical economics, Econometrics, Cournot competition

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