Sentence examples for cartel to develop from inspiring English sources

Indonesia and Malaysia have former a cartel to develop schemes that could raise prices, perhaps overlooking the broader market trends and the fact that a lot of countries are now planting oil palm.

That is because higher prices have also encouraged some of the smaller fry in the cartel, such as Nigeria, Algeria and Libya, to develop new production capacity and to bypass existing production quotas set by OPEC.

Fifth, key state officials regarded IPOP's activities as aiming to develop a cartel.

The cartel said its intent was to develop international standards, but the net result was that households needed to replace their bulbs regularly, providing a far larger consumer market.

IN HIS second year in office President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico is admirably keen to develop a reputation as a cartel-killer.

With the collapse of the Soviet Union, American intelligence officials recognized the need to develop new capabilities to recruit sources inside unconventional "hard targets" like terrorist groups and drug cartels.

It was the city that George Bush visited last year to unveil a package of incentives to developing nations designed to spur the creation of a cartel of biofuel producers soon dubbed the "Opec for ethanol".

The European competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, said that the companies had developed the cartel to make sure none gained a competitive advantage over the others while seeking to meet environmental goals.

King Abdullah also called for OPEC, the global oil cartel, to pledge $1 billion to help developing nations deal with the effects of soaring energy costs, to which the Saudis would contribute an undetermined share.

When firms adopt similar technologies (concavity), they prefer taking part in R&D Cartel to joining in Production Cartel (cf. Fig. 5, red area).

(ii) When firms adopt similar technologies (concavity), they prefer taking part in R&D Cartel to joining in Production Cartel (cf. Fig. 5, red area).