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The use of presumptions in determining liability for passive participation in price-fixing cartels: a comparative study
While competition authorities worldwide share a common resolve to denounce cartels, they adopt varying approaches to their prosecution and punishment. The inherent secrecy of cartels makes it a daunting task to strike the right balance in legislative and governmental intervention. For that reason, c...
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Department of Commercial Law
2025
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