Can I get two full paragraphs (essay form) on the Bank of Canada's "Information" (this is using the "Four I's analysis model ")

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Information: The textbook states that "information refers to what interests an institutional officeholder know about an issue. the consequences of alternative courses of action. and the preferences of those concerned with the issue\" (Baron, EDIE pp. 1d). Employees work in an environment that is criticized of amplifying impoverished conditions from both the perspective of taking advantage of consumers, and their employees. Companies may struggle to compete with Dollarama and their pricing given Dollarama's strategic partnerships with brand name labels, their manufacturing practices. the number of Dollarama stores, and their low overhead costs. Dollarama has also posted higher sales per store and sales per square foot compared with three of its four LLS. competitors. Dollarama could undercut their competitors with their Dollarama branded items and by strategically selling smaller sizes of product which in turn are more expensive than buying a normal sized product at regular price. In an article by Guardian found that dollar store raisins are only 4.5 Bounces. At a big box store, however. ?2 ounces of raisins cost $10.50 - meaning dollar store customers are paying 52% more [ CITATION JoelB i1 4105 ]. By these teclmiques' governments and countries around the world are impacted by the operations of Dollarama. The countries that Dollarama manufactures their products in are directly being taken advantage in ways such as being paid low wages in undervalued currencies which in turn fuels lower compliance standards as individuals and families in these countries barely make enough to survive. The Canadian govemment also needs to be concerned with the operations of discount retailers in ways such as the risks the products may pose to the public for example chemicals in one