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Did the Airline Tariff Publishing Case Reduce Collusion?

Miller, Amalia R. - 2009

In December 1992, the US Department of Justice filed suit against eight major domestic airlines and the Airline Tariff Publishing Company in order to reduce opportunities for collusion in the industry. The lawsuit ended with consent decrees limiting the ability of airlines to communicate...

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Recent developments in monopoly and competition policy

Norman, George (contributor) - 2008

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Recent developments in monopoly and competition policy

Norman, George (contributor) - 2008

these challenges. They provide comprehensive developmental coverage of the theory that underpins and justifies competition …, 23 (3-4), April, 203-25 -- Kenneth G. Elzinga and David E. Mills (2001), 'Predatory Pricing and Strategic Theory …

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United States v. Apple : competition in America

Sagers, Christopher L. - 2019

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Tacit collusion in the presence of cyclical demand and endogenous capacity levels

Knittel, Christopher R. (contributor); … - 2006

We analyze tacit collusion in an industry characterized by cyclical demand and long-run scale decisions; firms face deterministic demand cycles and choose capacity levels prior to competing in prices. Our focus is on the nature of prices. We find that two types of price wars may exist. In one,...