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Who Leads and Who Collects:Algorithmic Collusion in Markets of Heterogeneous Language Models
Evidence that pricing algorithms collude comes from markets in which every seller runs the same algorithm. We ask what happens when they do not. Four language models from four providers, each at its cheapest tier, price in a four-firm logit Bertrand market without communication, in every homogeneous
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