Collusive Competition is a form of strategic interaction among rival firms in an industry, distinguished by covert or explicit coordination to limit competition and jointly maximize profits, deviating from the competitive equilibrium predicted by classical industrial organization theory.
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Mergers and the Value of Antitrust Deterrence
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