The term "Lumber Cartel" typically refers to a group or an arrangement among lumber producers or companies that collaborate to control the supply, pricing, and distribution of lumber products in the market. Such cartels aim to maximize profits by limiting competition, controlling output, and manipulating market prices. Historically, cartels have been more associated with commodities like oil, but similar dynamics can occur in the lumber industry, particularly where a few major players dominate the market.

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