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Many of the largest tech firms in the US made "no-poaching" agreements (colluding to not hire each other's employees). Evidence indicates that such collusion reduced salaries at colluding firms by... (doi.org)
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Original Title: Many of the largest tech firms in the US made "no-poaching" agreements (colluding to not hire each other's employees). Evidence indicates that such collusion reduced salaries at colluding firms by 5.6%, as well as negatively affected stock bonuses and job satisfaction.

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