national womens fashion is a high end fashion department store with a number of different locations across canada. A marketing manager, shirley opaque, had price tags placed on garment indicating a regular and sale price when, in fac, the garments were not sold in any significant quantity or for any reasonable period of time at the regular price.

a. discuss whether this marketing technique is an acceptable practice in relation to the competition act and the consumer protection act

b. If national women fashion primary supplier decided to limit the locations at which its product could be sold, this would be what type of practice?

c. In reference to (b), would this be considered an offence?