Businesses agreed to limit production.
Businesses agreed to limit production.
The name for a formal organization of producers that agree to coordinate prices and production is called a cartel.
a group of producers working together to raise prices and profits
OPEC
A Cartel
Businesses agreed to limit production.
To control competition and keep prices high
to control competition and keep prices high
OPEC is an example of a cartel, where member countries come together to coordinate and control oil production levels in order to stabilize prices and ensure their collective interests are met.
The name for a formal organization of producers that agree to coordinate prices and production is called a cartel.
A cartel.
A system of commerce where several companies work together to control competition and prices is called a cartel. OPEC is an example of this principle.
A cartel is formed by producers to control the supply and prices of a particular product in order to maximize profits. Cartels often involve price-fixing, output restrictions, and market sharing among participating members.
A cartel is an agreement between competing firms to control prices or limit competition in a specific market, often through collusion. A trust is a legal entity created to combine multiple businesses under common ownership to reduce competition and control markets. Both aim to restrict competition but operate differently in terms of structure and legality.
a group of producers working together to raise prices and profits
OPEC
The Sinaloa Cartel