Illustrates new and sophisticated properties of cartels in case studies that can support developing new collusive theories and practice. This book assists in understanding new cartel mechanisms and their effects, detecting cartels, distinguishing collusion from competition, and measuring harm.
Illustrates new and sophisticated properties of cartels in case studies that can support developing new collusive theories and practice. This book assists in understanding new cartel mechanisms and their effects, detecting cartels, distinguishing collusion from competition, and measuring harm.
Introduction; 1. Entry barriers, personal relationships, and cartel formation: generic drugs in the United States Emily Cuddy, Robert H. Porter, Amanda Starc and Thomas G. Wollmann; 2. 'Now you are asking for a real war!' A case study on internal stability in a cartel in the private alarm market in Norway Kurt Brekke and Lars Sørgard; 3. The international air cargo cartel Zhiqi Chen; 4. The difference between price fixing and fixing competition: the Israeli 'Bread Cartel' Chaim Fershtman and Yossi Spiegel; 5. Informed sources and the role of platforms for facilitating anticompetitive communication David P. Byrne, Nicolas de Roos, A. Rachel Grinberg and Leslie M. Marx; 6. 'Collusion with non-express communication: retail gasoline in Norway' Joseph E. Harrington, Jr.; 7. Price wars: evidence from Quebec's retail gasoline industry Robert Clark, Marco Duarte and Jean-François Houde; 8. Coordinated rebate reductions and semi-collusion in the Swedish gasoline market Frode Steen and Lars Sørgard; 9. Predicting and preventing cartels in price-linked markets: the case of average bid auctions Francesco Decarolis; 10. The economics of the LCD cartel: organization, incentives, and practical challenges Dennis Carlton, Mark Israel, Ian MacSwain and Allan Shampine; 11. The Spanish raw tobacco cartel Thilo Klein, Helder Vasconcelos and Elena Zoido; 12. Price parallelism in the Greek steel market: evidence of a false cartel accusation Yannis Katsoulacos and Marc Ivaldi.
Introduction; 1. Entry barriers, personal relationships, and cartel formation: generic drugs in the United States Emily Cuddy, Robert H. Porter, Amanda Starc and Thomas G. Wollmann; 2. 'Now you are asking for a real war!' A case study on internal stability in a cartel in the private alarm market in Norway Kurt Brekke and Lars Sørgard; 3. The international air cargo cartel Zhiqi Chen; 4. The difference between price fixing and fixing competition: the Israeli 'Bread Cartel' Chaim Fershtman and Yossi Spiegel; 5. Informed sources and the role of platforms for facilitating anticompetitive communication David P. Byrne, Nicolas de Roos, A. Rachel Grinberg and Leslie M. Marx; 6. 'Collusion with non-express communication: retail gasoline in Norway' Joseph E. Harrington, Jr.; 7. Price wars: evidence from Quebec's retail gasoline industry Robert Clark, Marco Duarte and Jean-François Houde; 8. Coordinated rebate reductions and semi-collusion in the Swedish gasoline market Frode Steen and Lars Sørgard; 9. Predicting and preventing cartels in price-linked markets: the case of average bid auctions Francesco Decarolis; 10. The economics of the LCD cartel: organization, incentives, and practical challenges Dennis Carlton, Mark Israel, Ian MacSwain and Allan Shampine; 11. The Spanish raw tobacco cartel Thilo Klein, Helder Vasconcelos and Elena Zoido; 12. Price parallelism in the Greek steel market: evidence of a false cartel accusation Yannis Katsoulacos and Marc Ivaldi.
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