Sentence examples for started colluding from inspiring English sources

And at many companies, rogue employees started colluding with advertising, consulting and travel agencies to forge or falsify receipts for the purpose of embezzling corporate funds.

What a nice way to use technology — until the plants get wise and start colluding.

Secondly, the decision-makers should endorse (oppose) that the firms start to collude if they produce complementary (substitutable) services.

Increasing s will reduce (increase) the price difference when the firms start to collude rather than compete and produce complementary (substitute) services.

Irrespective of the firms' cost conditions and their valuation of profits versus revenues and consumer surplus, prices will increase (decrease) when the firms start to collude rather than compete and produce substitute (complementary) services.

For the special case when the firms disregard consumer surplus (γ = 0) an increase in β will always lead to larger price differences when they start to collude rather than compete.

Provided that the firms produce substitute services (s > 0 ), the price rise when Bertrand competitors start to collude will be lower the more weight the firms place on consumer surplus.

One unambiguous result is, however, that when the firms are purely concerned about profits and revenues (γ = 0), greater weight put on revenues leads to more significant price changes when the firms start to collude and when they start to compete in quantities rather than prices and vice-versa.

When the operators produce complementary services and at the same time place low emphasis on travellers' wellbeing and great weight on revenues such that γ < q β,s) an increase in γ can, however, increase the price fall when the rivals start to collude.

Mr Byrne has started a lawsuit accusing hedge funds of colluding to drive down the company's share price.

In the next, due to start on March 17th, Prince Ranariddh will be charged with colluding with the outlawed Khmers Rouges.