The maximum interference is industrial, safety and working regulations, and regulation of interstate and international commerce to a reasonable degree by the state

Rise

Down

If you've taken an economics class you know what game theory is, if you haven't get outta my face

And

yes ik game theory

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@NormieCamo I never thought of taking one

Maybe because I can learn it online

And not waste a year credit

btfo nigger i took ap economics

Plus our Econ teachers are

>no qt Russian GF

😦

and failed it

@PainSeeker5 have you read any more oof what l sent you

@GrandxSlam lmao

what a surprise

https://washingtontimes.com/news/2017/nov/4/majority-millennials-want-live-socialist-fascist-o/ epic

eh

im not super big on regulation

i had a nice juicy F

Tldr cooperation between competitiors is incredibly difficult because the incentives to sell out the other side are too strong

@Mord I’ll answer that question in a few minutes

unions are essentially themselves a regulatory power over companies

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so

In this midterm remember Cs get degrees

agreed

now i need to pass this math test tomorrow

@NormieCamo and? who expects cooperation between competitors? cooperation in what?

Competition is always healthy

Everyone makes 1x if they cooperate
If one side cooperates and the other acts selfishly, the one that cooperates makes 0.25x and the selfish one makes 4x
If they both act selfishly they both make 0.5x

Rape

i cant think of situation where it isnt

That's tldr

It almost always comes down to both acting selfishly

@NormieCamo thing is over repeated interactions the companies would start doing goodness