Cartels and Bid Rigging
It is now widely recognized that hard core cartels, or agreements among competitors to fix prices, restrict output, submit collusive tenders (so-called bid rigging) or share markets, are one of the most serious and harmful forms of anti-competitive conduct. As a result, countries are increasing their efforts to combat this conduct. In OECD countries and elsewhere in the world, prohibition against hard core cartels is now considered to be an indispensable part of a domestic competition law. More about Cartels and Bid Rigging Permanent URL: www.oecd.org/competition/cartels What's new
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The 2005 report focuses on four topics, including progress in member countries and observer countries in fighting cartels; public awareness of the harm casued by cartels, effective sanctions against cartel conduct, in particular sanctions against individuals; and international cooperation in cartel cases Hard Core Cartels: Third Report on the Implementation of the 1998 Recommendation |