Australian Competition and Consumer Commission

Forces (1980), named after Michael E. Porter, is a critical framework to access the level of risk and degree of potential profitability of each industry in which firms are competing. Specifically, five forces are shown in Figure 1, are includes competition between rivalry, potential of new entrant, threat of substitute products, and pressure on bargaining power of suppliers and customers. Accordingly, the below analysis in JB HI-FI industry context applied according to five-force framework will further

quintessential study mentality of junk food. We plan on providing consumers with the capacity to enhance study performance and efficiency, via simple and attractive means of consuming our products. Company Credo: Study Foods aims to provide and enhance food nutrition for university students with the strategy of reducing malnutrition. Study Foods belief it so create a strong link between eating healthy and studying, but provide the consumer with a quality. 2.3‘Organisational Stakeholders’

In 1995, the government implemented a National Competition Policy aiming to promote competition in markets so that firms increase efficiency and lower prices for consumers. Hence, overall be able to impact upon unemployment and economic growth rates. The reform aims to increase competitions in sectors where they operate monopolies (such as electricity, gas, water and rail and road transport) and also to remove special provisions that gave publicly owned enterprises and advantage over private sector

production in Australia. This document explains about the opportunities and threats to the company, I try to explain about the present position of Holden, which is not very good. The final accounts of the company shows heavy losses to the company. Australian Government also took many steps to save the Holden production unit, because closure of the company is also not in favour of the country. The closure of the company also force to close the other units which are producing parts for the Holden cars

1.0 Executive summary The retail sector is an empirical part of the Australian economy representing 4.5% of GDP and 10.7% of employment (AGPC 2011). The size of the Australian retail industry in terms of its turnover is estimated to be $245.2 billion, with online retail representing only approximately AU $5 billion in 2010 to 2011 (ABS 2011). However, in comparison the retail turnover has grown by average of 4.9% p.a. in the past five years and only 3.7% p.a. in the past three years (ABS 2011).

For instance, e-commerce relating to pharmaceuticals, healthcare, traveling, etc. are governed by different laws though the information technology act, 2000 prescribes some common requirements for all these fields. The competition commission of India (CCI) regulates anti competition and anti trade practices in e-commerce fields in India.[43] Some stakeholders have decided to approach courts and CCI against e-commerce websites to file complaint about unfair trade practices and predatory pricing by

rights of all consumers in a variety of different purchasing transactions, and importantly provides dispute resolution services directly to

of agency and consumer law. Interacting with this idea is also the role that morals and values play in society and how heavily they influence the way in which disputes are resolved. This prompting

You will also need to ensure that our lawyers are knowledgeable about Australia’s competition laws which are a national statutory framework to ensure that trading is fair for businesses and consumers. This framework is administered and enforced by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). In addition to Australian Government legislation, state and territory laws govern consumer protection. A fair trading office in each state or territory provides advice on business rights

Woolworths and Coles are squeezing the supplier’s margins as their market share is growing continuously. 80% of the share of the Australian grocery market is held by both of them together and globally also they hold unique positions. 1 With 96% of the active trading business and employment to over five million Australians, small businesses highly contribute to the Australian economy. The small local shops struggle to compete and the consumer’s favourite brands disappear in duopoly which is prevalent