competitors
January 10, 2018 Norman D. Marks, CPA, CRMA Business and Legal Issues, Competition, IT, Privacy and Security, Leadership and Management, Sales, Marketing and Operations, Software Acquisition, Implementation and Maintenance, Systems Acquisition, Maintenance and Disposal
The Cuban Missile Crisis is frequently cited as an example of the use of Game Theory. I am talking about the situation confronting the Kennedy government when they found that the USSR had installed missiles in Cuba that were capable of hitting American cities with nuclear weapons. Here is a link to a summary of […]
competitors, Cuban Missile Crisis, Customer service, decision-making, game theory, highest margin product, Internal Controls, line of products, Lower prices, market share, Market Share Game, PhD, risk management, risk-taking, Ruth D. Fisher, variety of risks and opportunities
January 12, 2015 Occasional Contributors Business and Legal Issues, Competition
Search warrants have been a longstanding tool in the Competition Bureau’s arsenal, and domestic and international “dawn raids” are standard in almost all significant cartel investigations.
cartel investigations, Competition Act, Competition bureau, Competition Bureau’s Leniency Program, competition enforcers, competition officers, competitors, confidentiality over all documents, effective search and seizure strategy, managing a search and seizure, privileged documents, search and seizure, Search warrants
