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Becker's theory of crime, penalties must be at least as high as expected benefits to deter crimes. For example, we start by … multiplying cartel infringement by the reciprocal of the probability of detection and punishment. When we factor in expected … personal benefits. In theory, deterrence to participate in cartel activities must be based both on the incentives of firms as a …
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the fine. We analyze the effectiveness of this policy. Such a rebate does not encourage settlement negotiations that would … otherwise not occur. If, however, the parties settle without the rebate, the introduction of the reduction increases the … the rebate has no effect on the leniency applicant: she doesn't pay a fine that can be reduced. The overall effect of a …
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This chapter examines how high cartels raise prices on average and what this should mean for the current criminal fine levels in the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines. We utilize two distinct data sets (economic and other studies, and verdicts in final cartel cases) and find that cartels have caused...
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sanctions as punishment under EC cartel law. It examines the traditional rationales of criminal punishment, demonstrating their … this deficiency should be rectified through the use of criminal punishment as reinforcement for other less controversial …
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