Basic math. $50M fine. 40M Canadians. $1.25 per person? You think they didn’t make more than $1.25 per person price fixing? Fines are only useful if they exceed the profits. >
It’s the maximum. Any fraud higher than that is free.
I suspect this price fixing is common because there were a lot of people and companies involved in this and nobody made a peep, so who else is doing this if it’s normal?.
Basic math. $50M fine. 40M Canadians. $1.25 per person? You think they didn’t make more than $1.25 per person price fixing? Fines are only useful if they exceed the profits. >
It’s the maximum. Any fraud higher than that is free.
I suspect this price fixing is common because there were a lot of people and companies involved in this and nobody made a peep, so who else is doing this if it’s normal?.
I wonder if each loaf of bread might have had $1.25 extra these days.