Predatory pricing is a tactic where a company drops its prices way below the cost of making its products. This is done to drive competitors out of business. If the company succeeds, it gains control of the market. Once competitors are gone, the company can raise prices significantly, leaving consumers with higher costs. This is a real concern for everyone involved.
This articlе discussеs thе impact of intеrnational invеstmеnt law on thе crеation and еnforcеmеnt of rеnеwablе еnеrgy policy in thе dеvеloping world.
A Copyright in the Modern Digital Era In today’s dynamic digital age, copyright protection is used to avoid intellectual property from use, copying, or distribution without permission. Since digital platforms are now the most common content creation and dissemination medium, it is now more important than ever to know the extent and nature of copyright law.
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A “dying declaration” might be seen as overly technical, potentially elevating form over substance in evaluating the deceased’s statements. While the Court thoroughly explained why the second declaration should be believed, it devoted less attention to analyzing why the first declaration should be disbelieved beyond its inconsistency with medical evidence.
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Cartelization is one of the most damaging anti-competitive behaviours that grossly distort market equilibrium, resulting in artificially high prices, suppressed innovation, restricted market entry, and exploitation of consumers. It is collusion between competitors to manipulate prices, restrict output, divide markets, or manipulate bids, eventually hurting consumers and businesses that depend on honest competition
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Corporate governance is essentially the practices, processes, and standards of governance and control of a company, whose essential principles include fairness, transparency, accountability, and responsiveness to regulators, customers, employees, and shareholders.
“If the theme is the same but the presentation and treatment differ, there is no copyright infringement.”
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