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LOCATION:QUT\, Owen J Wordsworth Room\, S Block\, 12 floor Gardens Point Brisbane 4000 QLD
DESCRIPTION:Unfortunately with the risk of Covid&nbsp\;19 and universities cancelling events on campuses we are not going ahead with the event as planned and will reschedule for later in the year.
The presentation will analyse when industry benchmarking and other information sharing agreements become collusion and lessen competition in a substantial way.
It will highlight practices which are of concern to competition agencies such as&nbsp\;ACCC (Australia)\, FTC/DOJ (US) and EC (Europe). Past court cases and current competition guidelines will be discussed.
The event is at no cost but prior&nbsp\;registration\, which closes 20 March\, is essential.




Date:


Wednesday\, 25 March 2020




Time:


12.00 noon for 12.30 pm start\, until 1.30pm




Venue: 


QUT\, Owen J Wordsworth Room\, S Block\, 12 floor\, Gardens Point\, Brisbane Qld&nbsp\;4000. See Map.




Cost:


Free. Light refreshment provided from 12 noon.




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About the presenter
Dr. Greg Kubitz is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Economics and Finance at the QUT. His research applies the tools of game theory and experiments to the fields of industrial organization and behavioural economics.
Greg holds a PhD from UCLA and a MS and BS in Mathematics from Western Washington University.
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URL;VALUE=URI:http://esaqld.org.au/event/41958
SUMMARY:When does industry benchmarking become collusion?
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