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What does 'mutual interdependence' refer to?

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A.a. A condition in which two firms will collude in order to shut down a third competitor firm
B.b. A condition in which the actions of one firm will have an effect on other firm/s
C.c. A condition in which one firm will copy another firm's behaviour
D.d. A condition in which three firms have 99% of the market share in an oligopoly market
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To unpack the question, we need to identify what 'mutual interdependence' means in an economic or strategic context. Option a: 'A condition in which two firms will collude in order to shut down a third competitor firm.' This describes collusion or possibly anti-competitive behavior against a rival, but it does not capture the essence of mutual interdependenc......Login to view full explanation

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