The Political Economy Of Competition Law In Asia

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ISBN:9781781001677
Editorial: Edward Elgar
Fecha de la edición:2013
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Nº Pág.:448
Idiomas:Ingles,Inglés

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This detailed book describes and analyses the essential political economy features that provide the backdrop to the competition policies and competition law regimes of several of the most important Asian economies. The book also discusses the impact of these political economy influences in determining whether the adopted competition policy is effective. Each of the authors - experts in their respective countries - offer specific insights into the nature and structure of their competition regimes and discuss to what extent the varied political economy factors unique to that country help to determine whether and to what extent the established system promotes or hinders economic competition in that jurisdiction. Comprising wide coverage of Asian jurisdictions, including Australia, this book will strongly appeal to students and academics of law, politics, economics and economic development, policy makers in national governments, international agencies and competition authorities, as well as practicing competition lawyers and in-house counsel.

Contents: 1. Introduction Mark Williams 2. Japan Toshiaki Takigawa 3. Korea Jaemin Lee 4. China Mark Williams 5. Vietnam David Fruitman 6. Philippines Mark Williams and Ruby Ann Jalit 7. Malaysia and Singapore May Fong Cheong and Yin Harn Lee 8. Thailand R. Ian McEwin, Sakda Thanitcul 9. Indonesia Ningrum Sirait 10. India Pradeep S. Mehta 11. Australia Deborah Healey 12. Australia - Regulatory's Perspective Allan Fels 13. Conclusion Mark Williams Index.