Question
Which of the following statements is true about the
Competition Commission? I.The Competition has been established to prevent practices which do not support healthy business competition. II. The Commission will have five members including the Chairman. III. The Commission has to ensure that the financial operation of any business entity does not get concentrated in the hands of few people.Solution
The Competition has been established to prevent practices which do not support healthy business competition.The Commission will have five members including the Chairman.The Commission has to ensure that the financial operation of any business entity does not get concentrated in the hands of few people.
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