1. He is unfamiliar with national levels of price-fixing and laws of supply and demand.

2. It prohibits price-fixing and gives the government the power to investigate and block mergers that would give a company a dominant position in the domestic market.

3. With overt price-fixing cartels clearly illegal, the railroads turned to mergers as the way to eliminate competition between them.

4. The law prohibits trade associations from making price-fixing agreements, for example, but the government controls most of them and they appear to engage in a lot of cooperative marketing strategy.

5. The absence of penalties for anti-competitive behaviour means that firms have every incentive to engage in price-fixing.

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6. Last week, the Justice Department said investigators would check for evidence of collusion and price-fixing in the industry.

7. Crimes committed by persons in businesses including expense-account padding, stealing office supplies, price-fixing, product fraud, etc.

8. The key is evidence of an agreement. If the manufacturer and a dealer entered into an agreement on a resale price or minimum price, that would be a price-fixing violation.

9. For the first time in history, a national government had taken responsibility to investigate and, if necessary, prosecute monopolies and price-fixing cartels.

10. If there were only two airlines on every route, tacit collusion between them would probably keep prices high but not so high as if there were a single airline or an explicit price-fixing agreement.

11. Clinton and Obama likely hold similar views on enforcing anti-monopoly statutes, opposing price-fixing and other competition issues, according to several lawyers.

12. As a general matter, there is an international consensus about the economic evils of price-fixing cartels as unjustifiable restraints of competition.

13. American regulators began investigating the company last month as part of an inquiry into allegations of price-fixing in the memory-chip market.

14. For related business activities, they are in conformity to NPOs' goals, thus the law should not impose many restrictions on them, except some regulations concerning price-fixing.