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The Changing International Status of Export Cartel Exemptions

Levenstein, Margaret C. - 2009

requirements has reduced the information that we have about their activities. International cooperation to regulate and prosecute … collusive activity affecting international markets could rationalize these policies and promote competition more effectively …

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Tacit Collusion : The Neglected Experimental Evidence

Engel, Christoph - 2007

Both in the US and in Europe, antitrust authorities prohibit merger not only if the merged entity, in and of itself, is no longer sufficiently controlled by competition. The authorities also intervene if, post merger, the market structure has changed such that tacit collusion becomes...

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Collusion, Managerial Incentives and Antitrust Fines

Thépot, Florence - 2017

Based on a price setting duopoly model, this paper argues that collusion on managerial incentive compensation may have the equivalent effect to collusion on prices. This paper also provides an analysis of the effect of different antitrust fines regimes in the context of a game between two...

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Cartel Stability by a Margin

Klein, Timo - 2019

We revisit classic cartel stability theory to show how comparative statics on sustainability change when firms require … or the risk of cartel breakdown. We show that the cartel margin increases the effect on the scope for stable cartels of …

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Harmful Signals - Cartel Prohibition and Oligopoly Theory in the Age of Machine Learning

Thomas, Stefan - 2019

communicative acts. Some authors therefore conclude that the cartel prohibition of Article 101 TFEU or Section 1 of the U.S. Sherman …

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The Rise and (Potential) Fall of U.S. Cartel Enforcement

Ghosal, Vivek - 2020

prosecutions data over a long time horizon, 1969–2016, this Article examines the attributes of cartel enforcement over time and the … changing use of tools to assist with detection and punishment. We provide a comprehensive description of critical cartel … descriptive analysis which tends to reveal three broad phases of U.S. cartel enforcement and prosecutions. The most recent data …

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Tacit Collusion – The Neglected Experimental Evidence

Engel, Christoph - 2015

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Debt, Control, and Collusion

Sokol, D. Daniel - 2021

Partial ownership of stock in multiple competing firms is an important scholarly and policy topic in both corporate and antitrust law. Until now, the discussion has focused on ownership. This essay shifts the debate from a focus on common ownership to a focus on common control. No prior work has...

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The Scania Decision on the Truck Manufacturers’ Cartel LA DECISIÓN SCANIA SOBRE EL CÁRTEL DE LOS FABRICANTES DE CAMIONES)

Marcos, Francisco - 2021

Transactional Decision on the truck cartel published on 6/4/2017, comparing it with other “hybrid” decisions. Secondly, given that … la Decisión transaccional sobre el cártel de los camiones publicada el 6/4/2017 y también en comparación con otras …

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Not from Concentrate : Collusion in Collaborative Industries

Barry, Jordan M.; Hatfield, John William; Kominers, … - 2021

It is a core principle of antitrust law and theory that reduced market concentration lowers the risk of anticompetitive behavior. We demonstrate that this principle is fundamentally incomplete.Traditional models assume that firms interact only as competitors. We examine and model...

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