alleryStart learning →How does a cartel differ from a monopoly?
ANo seller at all
BA single seller only
CA single buyer only
DSellers act together
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Sellers act together
A cartel is made of several independent providers who act together on services, prices or sales, whereas a monopoly is one seller.
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