Cartels with a small number of firms have a greater probability of reaching the monopoly outcome than do cartels with a larger number of firms.

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Cartels with a smaller number of firms find it easier to coordinate on prices and output levels, monitor each other's behavior, and enforce cartel agreements, leading to a greater probability of achieving monopoly-like outcomes.

Cartels with a Small Number of Firms Have a Greater