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E/E/38. Why do Premier League football clubs form a cartel?
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The paper examines the reasons why Football Association Premier League (FAPL) clubs form a cartel describing the advantages of a cartel and illustrating them with examples of UK football clubs benefiting from their position in the cartel by getting higher profits, better co-ordination, etc.
KEYWORDS: Premier League, football club, cartel,
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