In 2009, United States authorities led the way on international cartel enforcement with more investigations, pleas, fines and prison sentences than any other jurisdiction.
June 06, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Around the globe, several leading nations are steadfastly doing the same.
Roughly 120 antitrust agencies exist worldwide — all with the similar goal of encouraging free-market enterprise in today’s global economy and curtailing unlawful cartel behavior. This article introduces some U.S antitrust agencies’ international counterparts and highlights recent developments of a select few.
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