The secret register and its impact in advancing competition in Australia, 1900-2010
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2016
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Shanahan, M.
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Fellman, S.
Shanahan, M.
Shanahan, M.
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Source details - Title: Regulating competition: cartel registers in the twentieth century world, 2016 / Fellman, S., Shanahan, M. (ed./s), Ch.9, pp.166-182
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Australia has a long history of anti-competitive practices in its markets. From the time of the first fleet, individuals and groups sought to control markets and profit from manipulating prices (Round and Shanahan 2015: 1-10). Despite the Federal Government passing legislation inspired by the Sherman Act before the First World War, it paid no real attention to ensuring competitive markets for almost half a century.
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Copyright 2016 Martin Shanahan