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Cartel
A cartel is a formal agreement among firms. Cartel members may agree on prices, total industry output, market shares, allocation of customers, allocation of territories, bid rigging, establishment of common sales agencies, and the division of profits or combination of these. Price-fixing and market-sharing cartels are illegal under competition law.
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What was the LIBOR-fixing scandal?
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Supply Shocks - Cartels Terrorise Mexican Farmers
20th September 2022
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Short Videos on Price Fixing
1st February 2017
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Oligopoly: Why do Cartels often Collapse?
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Analysis Diagram: Price Fixing in a Cartel
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Game Theory and Profits MCQ Revision Question
Practice Exam Questions
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Oligopoly (Online Lesson)
Online Lessons
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Market Failure - Match Up Knowledge Retrieval Activity
Quizzes & Activities
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Financial Market Failure (Financial Economics)
Study Notes
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Competition Policy - Specific Examples for Exams
Topic Videos
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Salmon farmers in Scotland in price-fixing inquiry
21st February 2019
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Oligopoly and Examples of Price Fixing
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Oligopoly and Collusion (Revision Essay Plan)
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CMA to investigate funeral price fixing
1st June 2018
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Deutsche fined again over LIBOR rigging
26th October 2017
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Estate agent cartel is fined
20th September 2017
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Will OPEC agree an output squeeze to raise crude prices?
20th April 2016
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Economics for the Breaking Bad Generation
16th March 2016
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Cartels: The Quebec Maple Syrup Cartel
7th February 2016
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The power of drug cartels
5th February 2016
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China fines shipping firms for price fixing
28th December 2015
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Will oil prices rise in 2016?
27th December 2015
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Divisions within OPEC as oil prices collapse below $40 a barrel
11th December 2015
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Soap powder cartel leaves stain on colluders
13th April 2011
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Revision on Producer Cartels
31st March 2012
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Major tea exporters consider a new cartel
23rd January 2013
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Oligopoly - Recent Examples of Price Fixing Behaviour
31st January 2015
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Can Game Theory Help the Greeks?
2nd February 2015