Titlebook: Global Price Fixing; Our Customers are th John M. Connor Book 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 business.competition.economics.industria

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Internationales vertikales Marketingeorge W. Bush and Albert Gore were being asked about their positions on the Microsoft prosecution or market power as a cause of high gasoline prices. Antitrust has not been as fashionable since the 1970s, if ever.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95244-8allel civil actions by parties seeking compensation for economic injuries they alleged they received at the hands of the lysine conspirators. The impacts on the companies themselves, the individual conspirators, and on the antitrust legal apparatus are reserved for the final chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3216-6e 5000 in 1999, cost the firms from $1 to $5 million in legal fees. Price fixing conspiracies probably rank second in antitrust revenues. The global scope of the cartels has stimulated U.S. law firms to expand abroad. Several U.S. firms now derive more than one-quarter of their revenues from work outside the United States.

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The Citric Acid Conspiracy,ndreas. Although Wilson lacked a college education, his fierce loyalty to the Chairman and dogged pursuit of ADM’s interests had yielded him a position of power and responsibility in ADM unmatched by all but three other officers.

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The Business of Fighting Cartels,e 5000 in 1999, cost the firms from $1 to $5 million in legal fees. Price fixing conspiracies probably rank second in antitrust revenues. The global scope of the cartels has stimulated U.S. law firms to expand abroad. Several U.S. firms now derive more than one-quarter of their revenues from work outside the United States.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95022-3tional cases (whereas most were national or regional in prior years), but also the percentage overcharges appear to have risen. Combined with the newly assertive stance of the federal antitrust agencies and the expanded opportunities for private suits, fines and settlements have both increased faster than the size of the affected markets..