CARTEL

[kɑː`tel]

картель

картель

а) эк. (группа предприятий, договорившихся между собой относительно принципов установления цен или разделения рынков сбыта продукции)

б) межд. эк. (группа стран, производящих один и тот же товар и заключивших между собой соглашение о контроле объемов поставок и уровня цены данного товара, напр., Организация стран-экспортеров нефти (ОПЭК))

в) пол. (форма альянса политических партий или политических групп, направленная на достижение общих целей)

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cartel: translation

A group of businesses or nations that act together as a single producer to obtain market control and to influence prices in their favor by limiting production of a product. The United States has laws prohibiting cartels. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

cartel car‧tel [kɑːˈtel ǁ kɑːr-] noun [countable] ORGANIZATIONS

a group of companies who agree to set the price of something they produce at a fixed level in order to limit competition and increase their own profits:

   A group of businesses, organizations or countries who agree to influence the price or supply of goods.Such a group has less power than a monopoly. In the US a cartel is sometimes called a trust.

cartel UK US /kɑːˈtel/ noun [C] usually DISAPPROVING

► ECONOMICS a group of similar companies who agree prices between them in order to increase profits and limit competition: operate/form a cartel »

Supermarkets were accused of operating a cartel on the price of many staple foods.

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a banking/oil cartel

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a price-fixing/illegal/drugs cartel

cartel: translation

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1. эк. картель

2. дип.

1) картель (соглашение об обмене пленными, почтой и т. п. между воюющими сторонами)

2) обмен пленными

3) картельное судно (с парламентёром или обмениваемыми пленными)

3. (часто Cartel) полит. блок

4. ист. картель, письменный вызов на дуэль

5. редк. карточка или листок с написанным или напечатанным текстом

1. картель; форма соглашения между участниками капиталистического производства о размерах производства, рынках сбыта и т.п.;

2. соглашение об обмене пленными;

3. политический блок.

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1) картель; форма соглашения между участниками капиталистического производства о размерах производства, рынках сбыта и т.п.;

2) соглашение об обмене пленными;

3) политический блок.