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An Underground Economy: Building a Historic International Cartel Database, 1860-1950
International cartel formation peaked during the interwar period (1918-1939), and by the 1930s, economists such as Corwin Edwards estimated that international cartels regulated nearly half of all world trade. International cartels refer to agreements between firms from different countries to restric
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