The Possession of Monopoly Power Alone Does Not Constitute the Offense

question 30

True/False

The possession of monopoly power alone does not constitute the offense of monopolization.

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Definitions:

Vice-president

An officer in a company or institution below the president in rank, who can act in place of the president under certain conditions.

Segregation of Duties

An internal control mechanism designed to reduce the risk of error or fraud by dividing responsibilities among different people in an organization.

Cheque Signer

An authorized individual within an organization who has been given the authority to sign checks on behalf of the company.

Misappropriate

The act of taking something dishonestly for one's own use, particularly with reference to funds.