1. Hindering the purchase of raw materials required for the production of the other
enterpriser without justifiable reason.
2. Employing human capital indispensable to the business activities of another firm by
granting or promising excessive economic compensation compared to normal practices.
3. Refusing, discontinuing, or limiting the use of or access to essential facilities for the
manufacture, provision, or sale of products or services of other enterprisers without
justifiable reason.
4. Engaging in unreasonable acts other than those in Items 1, 2, and 3 and deemed by the
Fair Trade Commission to hinder the business activities of other enterprisers.