Explain the salient features of Competition Act, 2002
The competition Act, 2002 which passed on 13th January, 2003 is a laudable step towards harmonizing international trade policy. It intends to provide:- a) For...
The competition Act, 2002 which passed on 13th January, 2003 is a laudable step towards harmonizing international trade policy. It intends to provide:- a) For...
CONSUMER – Sec2(f) – “consumer” means any person who – (i) buys any goods for a consideration which has been paid or promised or partly...
3 major federal anti-trust laws in US aimed at encouraging competition are:- i) The Sherman Act passed in 1890 & aimed at restraint of...
Rights of consumers: ü Right of protection against marketing of goods which are hazardous to life & property. ü Right of information about the...
A sound ethical environment can be created if the following points are kept in mind: 1) Awareness of legal and ethical responsibilities ü ...
Some of the reasons which encourage employees to act unethically are as follows: Emphasis on short term results: Company’s manipulated accounting entries to depict...
According to this principle accounting and finance professionals should not allow bias, personal views, conflicting interest and undue influence of themselves or other to override...
Integrity means “adherence to moral and ethical principles” professional have to adhere religiously to honesty and straight forwardness while disclosing their representative professional duties. The...
The dynamic environment in which business operate today has posed many situation because of which compliance with fundamental principles may be potentially threatened. Such threats...
Being threatened with dismissal or replacement. Being threatened with litigation. Being pressured to reduce inappropriately the extent of work performed in order to reduce fees....