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Why do oligopolies often prefer promotional efforts to price cuts?
APromotion is less risky
BPrice cuts are illegal
CPromotion costs nothing
DBuyers ignore prices
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Promotion is less risky
Rivals can match a price cut quickly, whereas non-price competition such as promotion is less risky.
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