Economy, asked by ashabhanushali2000, 1 month ago

Organisation of Petroleum Exporting countries is a classical example of
a. Non-collusive
b. Price leadership
c. Price rigidity
d. Collusive oligopoly​

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Answered by ItzCuteManjeet
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Answer:

price leadership I think mark Brainliest please

Answered by Anonymous
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It is an example of a collusive oligopoly.

  • in a cartel style of collusive oligopoly, firms unanimously decide on an ultimate price and production strategy for a product as a specific group.  
  • The person who sets the premium price is referred to as a price leader, and those who naturally follow it are referred to as price followers.
  • OPEC is typically an international cartel and is an example of an oligopoly colluding overtly to fix the price of a standard barrel of oil.  

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