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Compendium of International Cartels

Capobianco Antonio, Schwartz Ori
Date de parution 08/01/2025
EAN: 9781954750500
Disponibilité Disponible chez l'éditeur
International cartels are raising complex policy issues, which the OECD as a forward-thinking forum has broadly addressed over the past decades. The OECD’s cartel work has resulted in an extensive collection of important recommendations, best practic... Voir la description complète
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ÉditeurCONCURRENCES
Nombre de pages796
Langue du livreAnglais
AuteurCapobianco Antonio, Schwartz Ori
FormatPaperback / softback
Type de produitLivre
Date de parution08/01/2025
Poids10464 g
Dimensions (épaisseur x largeur x hauteur)40,20 x 15,20 x 22,90 cm
International cartels are raising complex policy issues, which the OECD as a forward-thinking forum has broadly addressed over the past decades. The OECD’s cartel work has resulted in an extensive collection of important recommendations, best practices, and policy roundtables, collectively fostering effective enforcement against cartels. The “Compendium of International Cartels” gathers the key OECD documents circling around international cartels in one compact source. In addition to the relevant recommendations and policy roundtables, this Compendium includes a collection of more than 200 case references from a wide range of jurisdictions in thee-Competitions. Bulletin, informed by roughly 180 cartels from the OECD ICStats Database. The Compendium serves as a vital resource for practitioners and competition agencies, offering important guidance for effective detection and enforcement against international cartels