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: ContractsProf BlogJudges as profit-maximizing cartel defectors
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Cartels that aren't supported by legal sanctions find it very difficult to keep members from defecting. Even when a cartel is made up of the smartest, noblest, wisest, most public-spirited people in the world --U.S. federal judges -- some members...Full post as published by ContractsProf Blog on November 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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