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Price control and its effects on competition: a critical review of price control legislations and how they affect the competitiveness of the market
Pricing in the market is the most sensitive part of trade. It is through pricing where the buyers are able to acquire goods and it is through it also that the sellers get their profit. Pricing of commodities can be said to be the lifeline of trade and also the lifeline of competition. Competition la...
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Department of Commercial Law
2015
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