Competition Within a Cartel: Correction

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Competition Within a Cartel: Correction

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Scott A. Brave () (Graduate School of Business, University of Chicago)
Donald G. Ferguson () (Department of Economics, University of Victoria)
Kenneth G. Stewart () (Department of Economics, University of Victoria)

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The model of league conduct formulated by Ferguson, Jones, and Stewart (2000) contains an algebraic error. This note provides the relevant correction and shows that the empirical results given in their article are robust to it.

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