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Sure enough what you see very quickly emerging
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is new entrants entering the market to say,
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hey these firms are restricting their quantities,
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we can get in there and make money.
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So new and a competitive fringe of firms
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is going to enter and drive prices down.
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Now, I'm talking about 1900 America
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where has that happened in the twentieth century more dramatically?
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We know the early example in sort of Golden Age America,
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but where else did we see a competitive fringe enter
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when there was a collusive agreement to keep quantities down?
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Airlines.