The Competition Act Is a Statute That

Multiple Choice

The Competition Act is a statute that

A) affects certain kinds of contracts and that, in part, is criminal law.
B) renders illegal any contract or agreement between business firms that represent a constraint of competition.
C) covers a number of business practices that are contrary to the public interest.
D) attempts to provide a balance between freedom of trade and the protection of the consumer.
E) All of these statements are true.