A taxi cartel is a group of operators or associations that collude to control fares, limit competition, and restrict new entrants. It is used to fix prices, allocate routes, and pressure regulators. Members benefit from higher profits and reduced rivalry, while drivers and passengers often face higher costs and fewer choices.
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