/praɪs ˈfɪksɪŋ/ – Noun
Definition: việc định giá, việc ấn định giá tùy tiện (một dạng phạm tội).
A more thorough explanation: Price-fixing is an illegal practice in which competitors agree to set prices for their products or services at a certain level, rather than allowing market forces to determine prices. This anti-competitive behavior is typically done to eliminate competition and maintain higher prices, ultimately harming consumers and violating antitrust laws.
Example: The company was found guilty of engaging in price-fixing, a violation of antitrust laws.