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Slowly does it when moving to criminalise cartels

Penny Pepperell of NBR Capital Letter
Wed, 15 May 2013

A bill to deter “anti-competitive hard-core cartel conduct” with criminal sanctions has been progressing at a leisurely pace despite many of New Zealand’s major trading partners – including Australia since 2009 – having criminal sanctions for such conduct. 

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Penny Pepperell of NBR Capital Letter
Wed, 15 May 2013
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