Collusion

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Business & Economics

Why are corporate penalties for cartels so low in Australia?

A new report confirms that companies breaking competition laws here typically receive much lower fines than those handed down elsewhere. So how do we keep price fixers in check?

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Business & Economics

How tacit collusion makes consumers pay

The first study of its kind has revealed how petrol retailers can tacitly collude through their own price signalling

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