Competition law: expanded presumption of participation and broader definitions capturing dealings in goods and services. The amendments broaden the presumption of participation so entities not engaged in identical trade may be deemed part of an agreement if they participate or intend to participate in its furtherance; they expand covered agreements to include other agreements among enterprises or persons, replace 'supply' with 'dealing' to encompass services, redefine tie in and exclusive dealing to cover goods or services, exclude agreements with end consumers from the sub section, and add other intellectual property protection laws to referenced compliance provisions.
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Competition law: expanded presumption of participation and broader definitions capturing dealings in goods and services.
The amendments broaden the presumption of participation so entities not engaged in identical trade may be deemed part of an agreement if they participate or intend to participate in its furtherance; they expand covered agreements to include other agreements among enterprises or persons, replace "supply" with "dealing" to encompass services, redefine tie in and exclusive dealing to cover goods or services, exclude agreements with end consumers from the sub section, and add other intellectual property protection laws to referenced compliance provisions.
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