The lack of success in preventing mergers in Canada prior to 1986 was largely due to the O A. inability of criminal actions to meet the strict standard of proof and cope with complex economic issues. O B. strict standard of proof required by the criminal justice system and the fact that imposed fines were often not collected. O C. reluctance of Canadian courts to assess economic evidence and the fact that imposed fines were often not collected. O D. inability of civil actions to meet the strict standard of proof and cope with compiex economic issues. O E. fact that the criminal justice system brought no cases against mergers to court.

The lack of success in preventing mergers in Canada prior to 1986 was largely due to the O A. inability of criminal actions to meet the strict standard of proof and cope with complex economic issues. O B. strict standard of proof required by the criminal justice system and the fact that imposed fines were often not collected. O C. reluctance of Canadian courts to assess economic evidence and the fact that imposed fines were often not collected. O D. inability of civil actions to meet the strict standard of proof and cope with compiex economic issues. O E. fact that the criminal justice system brought no cases against mergers to court.

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Chapter1: Marketing: Creating Customer Value And Engagement

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