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cartelize

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car·tel·ize  (kärt-lz)
tr. & intr.v. car·tel·ized, car·tel·iz·ing, car·tel·iz·es
To form as or become a cartel.

cartel·i·zation (-l-zshn) n.

cartelize, cartelise [ˈkɑːtəlaɪz]
vb
(Economics) (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) to form or be formed into a cartel
cartelization , cartelisation n


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In the name of efficiency, governments have pursued harmonization of their tax structures--a requirement for European Union member nations--which essentially cartelizes tax systems and limits competition.
POL'Y 321, 350 (1984) ("A strong federal presence tends to cartelize the 'market for government' leading to homogeneity among potential competitors.
Kogut 1985) that supports the view that, in many sectors, being large and multinational enables a company to establish its preferred technical standards and protocols, or create global brand equity, and even, in some cases, cartelize the industry to earn "super-normal" profits.
 
 
 
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