Motivations Behind Antitrust Violations

This chapter explores the complexities of motivations behind individuals involved in criminal antitrust cases, emphasizing the intricate personal and cultural factors that influence their actions. It examines the psychological and moral dilemmas faced by defendants, while also addressing changes in punishments for price fixing and the gender dynamics within corporate leadership. Through personal anecdotes and discussions of demographics, the chapter provides a nuanced view of justice and accountability in the context of antitrust law.