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Competition

Enterprises should, within the framework of applicable laws and
regulations, conduct their activities in a competitive manner. In particular,
enterprises should:

1. Refrain from entering into or carrying out anti-competitive agreements
among competitors:
a) to fix prices;
b) to make rigged bids (collusive tenders);
c) to establish output restrictions or quotas; or
d) to share or divide markets by allocating customers, suppliers, territories
or lines of commerce.

2. Conduct all of their activities in a manner consistent with all applicable
competition laws, taking into account the applicability of the competition
laws of jurisdictions whose economies would be likely to be harmed by
anti-competitive activity on their part.

3. Co-operate with the competition authorities of such jurisdictions by, among
other things and subject to applicable law and appropriate safeguards,
providing as prompt and complete responses as practicable to requests for
information.

4. Promote employee awareness of the importance of compliance with all
applicable competition laws and policies.