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Antikickback Law

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Antikickback Law
Legislation enacted to prevent industries from having an unfair advantage in obtaining government contracts, in which a company 'X' would offer an illegal 'kickback' fee to a person instrumental in ensuring that 'X' would get a lucrative contract for a service performed or product sold
antikickback law
Health care law Legislation enacted to prevent industries from having an unfair advantage in obtaining government contracts, where a company 'X' would offer a illegal 'kickback' fee to a person instrumental in ensuring that 'X' would get a lucrative contract for a service performed or product sold. See Kickback.
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