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TORONTO, May 4 /CNW/ - In July 2003 the Canadian Competition Tribunal
issued its decision in Phase 1 of an application brought by the Commissioner
of Competition against Air Canada under the civil abuse of dominance
provisions (section 79) of the Competition Act. The decision in Phase 1 offers
important insights into a practical resolution of debates over the definition
of some conventional cost accounting terms. It also sets clearer parameters
for future abuse of dominance and predatory pricing cases. For the full story,
read "A flight path to precision?" by Anthony Atkinson, CMA, FCMA, and Glenn
Kennedy on page 20 of this month's CMA Management magazine.