Covec submission on Cartel Criminalisation
Published: 1 Mar 2010Submission received on Cartel Criminalisation from Covec.
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Law Council of Australia submission on Cartel Criminalisation
Published: 1 Mar 2010Submission received on Cartel Criminalisation from Law Council of Australia.
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Competition regulationProfessor Christopher Harding submission on Cartel Criminalisation
Published: 1 Mar 2010Submission received on Cartel Criminalisation from Professor Christopher Harding.
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PDF, 72KB, 8 pages
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Competition regulationNew Zealand Business Roundtable submission on Cartel Criminalisation
Published: 1 Mar 2010Submission received on Cartel Criminalisation from New Zealand Business Roundtable.
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Competition regulationTwo Degrees submission on Cartel Criminalisation
Published: 1 Mar 2010Submission received on Cartel Criminalisation from Two Degrees.
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Competition regulationCartel output restrictions: construction and common sense collide and particularity of "persons" und...
Published: 10 Feb 2010This article examines parallel civil and criminal prohibitions on output restrictions which came into force on 24 July 2009, extending the previous law in ss 45, 4D and 45A of the Trade Practices Act 1974.
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International Container Lines Committee submission on Cartel Criminalisation
Published: 1 Jan 2010Submission received on Cartel Criminalisation from the International Container Lines Committee.
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Competition regulationCartel criminalisation discussion document
Published: 1 Jan 2010Questions for submitters on the criminalisation of cartels.
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Cartel criminalisation: discussion document January 2010
Published: 1 Jan 2010This discussion document explores what can be done to deter and detect cartels better. It comes to the preliminary conclusion that there is a case for criminalisation.
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