Tag: Collusion
Open for Business: Cartel Enforcement and the Procurement Collusion Strike Force’s...
A global pandemic and economic disruption make effective deterrence, detection, and prosecution of cartels more important than ever. While COVID-19 is a...
Pricing Algorithms and Collusion: Is There Clarity on What Corporations May...
A significant focus has been placed on whether pricing algorithms facilitate collusion and whether this should be the central focus of competition...
Cartels as Crisis Management: Why Collusion May Be Inevitable During Economic...
The impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been relentless, both from direct affliction with the virus itself and from the economic...
Competitor Collaborations During COVID-19
Antitrust regulators worldwide have had to adopt novel strategies to address the emergency need for collaboration within certain industries to help combat...
Competitor Collaboration in Mexico: The Case for Upgrading Regulation
Collaboration among competitors in Mexico is still significantly underdeveloped. As in other developing countries, legal uncertainty impedes companies to effectively and lawfully...
Professional and Trade Associations Back on the Antitrust Front
By Eduardo Frade
Trade and professional associations are a type of collaboration between competitors that generate several interesting and...
Eight Banks Must Face Allegations Of Bond Collusion
A federal judge on Monday, November 2, said Philadelphia and Baltimore may sue eight big banks for allegedly conspiring to force state...
Some Reflections on Algorithms, Tacit Collusion, and the Regulatory Framework
By John Moore, Etienne Pfister & Henri Piffaut
Whether algorithms do increase the risk of tacit collusion remains very...
Algorithmic Collusion: A Real Problem for Competition Policy?
By Emilio Calvano, Giacomo Calzolari, Vincenzo Denicolò & Sergio Pastorello
Recently, antitrust authorities started to worry about the possible...
A Few Reflections on the Recent Case Law on Algorithmic Collusion
By Claudia Patricia O’Kane & Ioannis Kokkoris
The article discusses the limited number of cases where the use of...
