Our issue this month, organized by Rosa Abrantes-Metz, brings together antitrust theory and practice. We look at the econometric approach of screening as a way to identify possible cartels and other collusive activities, analyzing how to apply screens both from the regulators’ and the potential defendants’ perspectives. The analysis is illustrated with real-life applications to the LIBOR market, bid-rigging in Mexico, and price-fixing in Brazil. We conclude with a special interest
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