coordinating prices造句

• The purpose is to coordinate pricing for mutual benefit of the traders.
• Most operate in concentrated markets with few players, making it easy to coordinate pricing.
• Under the terms set by the European Commission, the airlines also will be able to coordinate pricing.
• In both cases, there were said to be meetings in Basel, coordinated price increases and threats to smaller competitors.
• As a result, three sets of coordinated price increases occurred in 1994 which averaged 25 percent to 30 percent for each company.
• In late 2013, the Israel Antitrust Authority investigated claims that these chains coordinated prices in order to hurt Cofix's position.
• FTC Chairman Robert Pitofsky said in July that the agreement is too vague and could go too far in permitting tobacco companies to coordinate prices.
• When companies'core competencies are very different, it usually makes more sense to work out other ways of coordinating pricing and interoperability standards.
• Earlier this month, parent company Bezeq Ltd . said its board discussed a different antitrust issue : reports that telecommunications-equipment suppliers coordinated prices.
• To have violated the Sherman Antitrust Act, Monsanto and Pioneer merely had to agree to coordinate prices, legal and economic experts told the Times.
• British Airways will continue to dominate Heathrow but it will not be able to coordinate pricing and scheduling with American, as competing airline alliances now do.
• The cartel members met to fix minimum prices, coordinate price increases, exchange sales information and agree on charges to individual customers, the EU said.
• Lungren said a Santa Fe-Union Pacific merger " would significantly increase concentration levels and enhance the possibility of coordinated pricing among remaining competitors ."
• It can generate significant revenues for carriers, allowing them to coordinate pricing and discuss the number and types of aircraft needed to meet demand on particular routes.
• It can generate significant revenue for carriers, allowing them to coordinate pricing and discuss the number and types of aircraft needed to meet demand on particular routes.
• The exemption would let Delta, Air France, Alitalia and Csa Czech Airlines to coordinate prices, share some revenues and closely align their routes and services.
• "The Justice Department must have reason to believe there's some kind of coordinated pricing among the tire manufacturers or some allocation of customers ."
• KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Minneapolis-based Northwest Corp ., in which KLM owns a 25 percent stake, have gone a step further by coordinating pricing.
• Antitrust immunity can generate significant revenues for carriers, allowing them to coordinate pricing and discuss the number and types of aircraft needed to meet demand on particular routes.
• The basic allegation was that G . E . and De Beers, through Frenz and Liotier, swapped information in 1991 and 1992 in a scheme to coordinate price increases.