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Cartel - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Mutually beneficial collusion among competing corporations This article is about economic cartels. For drug cartels, see Drug cartel . For other uses, see Cartel (disambiguation) . Competition law Basic concepts Barriers to entry Competition Effective competition Competition law theory History of competition law Market concentration Monopoly and oligopoly Coercive Government-granted monopoly Market domination Natural monopoly State and Legal monopoly Market power Market share analysis Monopoly profit Price gouging Relevan

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