How much does it hurt?  How Australian businesses think about the costs and gains of compliance and noncompliance with the Trade Practices Act

Parker, Christine; Nielsen, Vibeke

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How much does it hurt? How Australian businesses think about the costs and gains of compliance and noncompliance with the Trade Practices Act

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2008

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Parker, Christine

Nielsen, Vibeke

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Melbourne University Law Review Association

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Law-makers, courts and regulators all assume that businesses' compliance with the law is at least partly influenced by management's rational calculations about the costs and gains of compliance and noncompliance. In this article, the authors use evidence

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