U.S. Corporate Leniency Program for non-U.S. Corporations at a Glance － Study from LCD Price － Fixing Cases

The United States (“U.S.”) is one of the most wea1th regions around the world. All Foreign Firms typically define their success by successfully entering the market in the U.S. By doing so, Foreign Firms will try everything they can to increase and maintain their dominate position. These behaviors must sound perfectly reasonable for business perspective. However, when will these decisions fall into illegal bin? Can Foreign Firms make agreements on setting similar prices on similar models? Can Foreign Firms agree to reduce output collectively to raise market demand? Can Foreign Firms agree on delay their newer models until they sell out current inventory?