cartelization
- a word derived from cartelize.
Example Sentences
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As historian David Kennedy wrote in his doorstopper Freedom From Fear, it “amounted to nothing less than the cartelization of huge sectors of American industry under the government’s auspices.”
From Slate ● May 1, 2021
Stubbornly, Adolph A. Berle Jr., nimble-witted chairman of the U.S. delegation, demanded the freest of competition, argued that cartelization would hamstring postwar progress in aviation.
From Time Magazine Archive
A monetary-problems specialist, Bergsten warns that the West faces cartelization in timber, bauxite, rubber and coffee as well as in oil.
From Time Magazine Archive
Instead it concluded that the cartelization of European industry, compulsory in some countries in prewar days, would not be changed by the peace.
From Time Magazine Archive
Then, the Committe roundly damned what Lazarus had called "a system of quotas or cartelization."
From Time Magazine Archive
