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THE evidence is compelling. The cartel of Asian electronics makers worked for more than five years to set the prices of liquid-crystal display screens used in computers and cellphones. They gathered for monthly meetings in private conference rooms at luxury hotels.
They kept notes at these price-rigging meetings. A typical heading: "Extremely confidential. Must not distribute". A telling summary: "Must act together with the Korean makers in order to reap success."
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