Consumers tend to accept the market restrictions imposed by suppliers because:
A) government prevents them from organizing.
B) they see themselves as laborers and therefore benefit from restrictions.
C) their costs of organizing are higher than the cost of the collusion by the suppliers.
D) when combined, their losses are small for the group as a whole.

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Consumers often find it more costly and difficult to organize against market restrictions than the suppliers do to maintain them, leading to acceptance of these restrictions.

Consumers Tend to Accept the Market Restrictions Imposed by Suppliers