Problem
Restrictive business practices relating to publicity
Nature:
Restrictions regulating the advertising or publicity by the acquiring party except where restrictions of such publicity may be required to prevent injury to the supplying party's goodwill or reputation where the advertising or publicity makes reference to the supplying party's name, trade or service marks, trade names or other identifying items, or for legitimate reasons of avoiding product liability when the supplying party may be subject to such liability, or where appropriate for safety purposes or to protect consumers, or when needed to secure the confidentiality of the technology transferred. Broader Problems:
Restrictive business practices Related Problems:
Collusive tenderingGrant-back provisionsExclusive dealing arrangementsRestrictions on use of personnelRestrictions on technology adaptationsRestrictive cross-licensing agreementsRestrictions on technology research and developmentTrade restrictions due to voluntary export restraintsTying of supplies to subsidiaries by transnational enterprisesRestrictive business practices limiting challenges to validityExclusive sales and representation agreements in transfer of technologyImposition of payment obligations after expiration of industrial property rights Strategies:
Restricting business practices Subject(s):
Communication → AdvertisingCommerce → Business enterprises
Societal Problems → Restrictions
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
01.01.2000 – 00:00 CET