collusive

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Collusive miners could, like the Japanese keiretsu networks of major corporate groups, create an outwardly competitive market that actually serves a small coalition of private and government interests.

From Salon • Nov. 25, 2018

Following Dilworth, Nelson's brother Laurance reiterated that the Rockefellers are far from power-hungry: "Collusive power on our part simply does not exist."

From Time Magazine Archive

Collusive as they once may have been, General Electric and Westinghouse have gone their separate ways in treating executives involved in the great electrical price-fixing conspiracy.

From Time Magazine Archive

Said Democratic Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin: "Collusive bidding practices, backed with strong-arm enforcement by Korean contractors is costing American taxpayers $15 to $25 million annually."

From Time Magazine Archive