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Also part of the Antitrust Compliance Reference Library (boxed set).
This effective dramatized program helps to effectively illustrate to both buyers and sellers the risks of crossing the line into non-compliance.
Training Topics:
ManufacturersDealersDistributorsManufacturer/distributor enforcement of resale prices
Signaling agreements between competing suppliersVertical vs. horizontal agreements
Anti-competitive communication through distributors/brokersConspiracy to restrain trade by means of a boycottAttempts to police a market
Overview: Merchandising is a matter of connections, both in selling and buying. But connections between competitors can lead to serious legal trouble. The story illustrates the risks when sellers and buyers cross over the line into horizontal and vertical price agreements. Through indirect contacts with each other, manufacturing, merchandising, and retail executives expose themselves and their companies to Federal prosecution and civil lawsuits. In court, a prosecutor connects the dots, documents the concealed contacts, and reveals what he calls a web of conspiracy to control prices, promotion dates, markups, and discounts.
Individual Price: $575.00
[Please inquire for multiple-title discounts, volume purchase discounts, government discounts, network license terms, and e-learning license terms.]
Item#: 1219
Running Time: 30 Minutes
Languages: English
Closed Captioning: No
Ancillary Materials: Printed Study Guide
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