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full-line forcing

full-line forcing noun: an anticompetitive practice in which the supplier of goods or services requires the purchaser to take on additional types of goods or services from the same supplier, and possibly to agree not to purchase from competitors.

Noun

full-line forcing (uncountable)

  1. An anticompetitive practice in which the supplier of goods or services requires the purchaser to take on additional types of goods or services from the same supplier, and possibly to agree not to purchase from competitors.

Questions about full-line forcing

What does full-line forcing mean?
Full-line forcing means an anticompetitive practice in which the supplier of goods or services requires the purchaser to take on additional types of goods or services from the same supplier, and possibly to agree not to purchase from competitors.
What part of speech is full-line forcing?
Full-line forcing is a noun.

Words near full-line forcing in the dictionary

  1. full-heartedly
  2. full-heartedness
  3. full-hot
  4. full-length
  5. full-lengths
  6. full-line forcing
  7. full-looking
  8. full-made
  9. full-metal-jacketed
  10. full-mooned
  11. full-motion video

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