Global Price Fixing: Our Customers are the Enemy

By J. Connor. 2001

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The Impact of Collusion on Price Behavior: Empirical Results from Two Recent Cases (2006, unknown): “Connor (2001) inclines to consider June 1992 to be the beginning date of lysine conspiracy and July 1995 to be the termination of conspiracy that lasted a total of 36 months.”
Private Monitoring and Communication in Cartels: Explaining Recent Collusive Practices* (2011, unknown): “The agreed-upon allocation for 1992 for the global and European markets is shown in Table 1.2 Cartel 1 Information about recent cartels can be found in John M. Connor (2001), Margaret C. Levenstein and Valerie Y. Suslow (2004), Harrington (2006), and Levenstein and Suslow (2006).”
Enterprise Culture and Accountancy Firms: New Masters of The Universe (2008, background): “In neoliberal ideology " the customer is king " and competition offers choices, but numerous companies have operated price-fixing cartels to reduce consumer choice and earn monopoly rents (Connor, 2007).”
Generating Global Brand Equity Through Corporate Social Responsibility to Key Stakeholders (2012, unknown): “Yet, it is frequently stated that global brands do not have strong CSR records, and they are accused of predatory behavior (Connor, 2001).”