What Is a 'Secondary Boycott

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Multiple Choice

What is a 'secondary boycott'?

• A)A situation that occurs when two or more business put pressure on a third business (which they have no dispute with) in order to encourage it not to deal with a fourth 'target' business that is the subject of the boycott.
• B)Any action by a business that prevents or is intended to prevent another business selling goods in the market.
• C)A per se offence under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth).
• D)Conduct that is promoted in order to increase competition and fair play in the marketplace.

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