Price Discrimination and Parallel Importing Strategies in the Australian Grocery Sector

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Price Discrimination and Parallel Importing Strategies in the Australian Grocery Sector

04 December 2013

The international price discrimination practices of multinational suppliers and parallel importing strategies adopted to circumvent those strategies have emerged as key issues within an ongoing debate about competition in the Australian grocery sector. Mark McCowan and Alistair Newton report from Melbourne.

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