Subcontracting Cartels
Subcontracting Cartels is a form of collusive market allocation arrangement in which competing firms, typically contractors or suppliers, secretly coordinate to assign subcontracting work among themselves through prearranged bidding, bid rotation, or market sharing, thereby undermining competitive procurement processes and maintaining artificially stable or inflated prices.
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Ocean Shipping Cartels: A Survey
William Sjostrom · Review of Network Economics · 2004 · 42 citations · Full text
Strategic threat: narcos and narcotics overview
Robert J. Bunker · Small Wars and Insurgencies · 2010 · 22 citations · Full text
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