If eBay entered the cooperative with its Australian partner for the purpose of testing the attractiveness of the Australian and New Zealand auction industries prior to making a more significant investment in these industries, this would be an example ofA. transaction cost economics. B. tacit collusion. C. explicit collusion. D. real options.
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