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Equilibrium Transition and Cartel Formation: A Structural Analysis of Chile's Pharmacy Cartel
This paper studies how Chile's three largest pharmacy chains moved from the price war to collusion, using court-record daily prices and a structural model. After a court-ordered advertisement ban ended the comparison campaign, the estimated gain from loss-leader pricing fell sharply, weakening the i
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