The Dango describes

A. covert collusion in the Japanese construction industry.
B. a Korean business arrangement whereby only firms with insider connections may enter an industry.
C. a bribe paid by colluding business firms to get government contracts in Asia.
D. the price set by the price leader in Eastern European oligopolies.


A. covert collusion in the Japanese construction industry.

Economics

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