u. w... u. up...\" .m. \"mum an\"... \"J. 10. (2 points; 1 point each): a. Competition often requires firms to communicate openly. How is this different from collusion? b. How can antitrust enforcers distinguish between coopetition and collusion in the US commercial airline industry? In order for antitrust enforcers to distinguish between the two, the much first understand what they are. Collusion or price xing between competitors is seen as a conspiracy to transfer wealth away from consumers, and therefore, have to ensure that. Collusion is also treated as an illegal act, and is subject to both criminal and civil penalties. Coopetition is essentially cooperative competition, and prohibiting it comes with costs, because competition and cooperation are both legal in a free market economy