Cournot conjecture
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In economic theory (specifically imperfect competition theory), the Cournot conjecture is an assumption introduced by 19th century economist Antoine Augustin Cournot for his Cournot competition model. In this model, the Cournot conjecture is the assumption that firm 2 will not change its output quantity no matter what quantity firm 1 decides to produce.
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