Which of the following would a Competition Bureau investigator most likely use to describe a marketing scheme where participants are knowingly being sold unreasonable quantities of products or products?

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Inventory loading refers to a marketing scheme where participants are sold unreasonable quantities of products or inventory, often at inflated prices. This practice is prohibited by the Competition Act in Canada. Tied selling refers to a situation where a customer is forced to purchase a product or service as a condition for buying another product or service. Multi-level marketing is a legitimate business model where participants earn commissions by selling products and recruiting others to join their network. Pyramid selling is an illegal business model where participants earn commissions mainly by recruiting others to join their network, rather than by selling products.

Which of the Following Would a Competition Bureau Investigator Most