OECD, here.
What to do also about corporate influence in international organizations and networks active in competition policysteering? How does this fit within the very helpful Table 1?
["Story two — an academic associated with an institute funded by several large technology firms signed an amicus brief opposing a country’s enforcement action. Later, without disclosing that fact, they gave a purportedly expert presentation at the OECD attacking that same enforcement action and advocating the OECD take a position favoring the institute’s funders" - J. Kanter, here]
When I was still attending ICN conferences as a NGA, I was also personally struck by the army of corporate NGAs present. I wonder if this has changed since.
