1. Businesses should avoid unethical behaviors aimed at gaining competitive advantages, such as fraud or patent infringement. They should self-regulate to ensure their activities comply with law and ethics.
2. Anti-competitive practices like price fixing cartels and monopolies are prohibited as they can harm consumers and competition. Price fixing refers to companies illegally agreeing on prices, while monopolies are created to eliminate competition in a market.
3. Other unfair trade practices include trademark infringement and dumping, which is selling goods at lower prices to gain market share. Companies should compete fairly and avoid illegal practices that damage competitors or mislead customers.
1. Businesses should avoid unethical behaviors aimed at gaining competitive advantages, such as fraud or patent infringement. They should self-regulate to ensure their activities comply with law and ethics.
2. Anti-competitive practices like price fixing cartels and monopolies are prohibited as they can harm consumers and competition. Price fixing refers to companies illegally agreeing on prices, while monopolies are created to eliminate competition in a market.
3. Other unfair trade practices include trademark infringement and dumping, which is selling goods at lower prices to gain market share. Companies should compete fairly and avoid illegal practices that damage competitors or mislead customers.
1. Businesses should avoid unethical behaviors aimed at gaining competitive advantages, such as fraud or patent infringement. They should self-regulate to ensure their activities comply with law and ethics.
2. Anti-competitive practices like price fixing cartels and monopolies are prohibited as they can harm consumers and competition. Price fixing refers to companies illegally agreeing on prices, while monopolies are created to eliminate competition in a market.
3. Other unfair trade practices include trademark infringement and dumping, which is selling goods at lower prices to gain market share. Companies should compete fairly and avoid illegal practices that damage competitors or mislead customers.
1. Businesses should avoid unethical behaviors aimed at gaining competitive advantages, such as fraud or patent infringement. They should self-regulate to ensure their activities comply with law and ethics.
2. Anti-competitive practices like price fixing cartels and monopolies are prohibited as they can harm consumers and competition. Price fixing refers to companies illegally agreeing on prices, while monopolies are created to eliminate competition in a market.
3. Other unfair trade practices include trademark infringement and dumping, which is selling goods at lower prices to gain market share. Companies should compete fairly and avoid illegal practices that damage competitors or mislead customers.
I .Identification: Write your answer before each number 1. It is an unethical business behavior to gain competitive edge over other businesses. 2. A built in, Self regulating mechanism whereby business monitors and ensures its activities is aligned with law, ethical standards and international norms. 3. Fraudulent act common in businesses. 4. It is the commission of a prohibited act with respect to a patented invention without permission from the patent holder. 5. Patents can be granted in a form of what? 6. Kind of fraud that can lead to confusion, deception, or mistake about the source of the goods and services 7. It was created for the purpose of eliminating competition in an area of business and of controlling the market for a product. 8. Agreements between companies wherein prices can be set on a higher amount 9. The unauthorized use of a trademark or service mark on or in connection with goods and/or services 10.It is a formal (explicit) agreement among competing firms. II. True Or False 1. Increase in number of customers is not a reason of unfair trade practices 2. When profit maximization becomes the goal of a company, it will lead the company to demise 3. Advance in scientific fields is the reason why company lead to unfair trade practices. 4. Price fixing was not included in Anti trust laws 5. Decrease in number of customer may lead to unfair trade practices 6. Corporate monopoly was created for the purpose of eliminating competition in the industry 7. Being dominant company means you least powerful in the industry 8. Competition does not benefit consumer 9. Having small number of competitor means lesser market control 10.Perfect competition can be attained if you have only 1 competitor with less market control