Canadian Antitrust (Retired)


Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number
Expertise Level



Overview/Description

Canadian employees in any industry who are engaged in sales transactions and who have the responsibility for setting prices, developing marketing strategies, and preparing bids, or others who have the potential to enter into unlawful agreements with competitors regarding market division, price-fixing, or boycotting. Employees who communicate regularly with competitors (for example, by attending trade association meetings) as part of their job will also benefit from this course.

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Target Audience
Canadian employees in any industry who are engaged in sales transactions and who have the responsibility for setting prices, developing marketing strategies, and preparing bids, or others who have the potential to enter into unlawful agreements with competitors regarding market division, price-fixing, or boycotting; employees who communicate regularly with competitors (for example, by attending trade association meetings) as part of their jobs

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
0.5

Lesson Objectives

Canadian Antitrust (Retired)

  • Canadian Antitrust
  • recognise matters covered under the Competition Act
  • Knowledge Check: Competition Act
  • recognise examples of criminal competitor communications and collaborations
  • recognise examples of civil reviewable matters
  • Knowledge Check: Avoiding Offences and Practices
  • Course Number:
    lchr_01_d28_lc_enca

    Expertise Level
    Everyone