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Book Launch: Competition and Development 2008-09-03 Competition Policy at the Service of Development 2007-09
COMPETITION AND DEVELOPMENT: Executive Summary 2008 A summary of the issue, the research, and the recommendations. COMPETITION AND DEVELOPMENT: Part 4. Recommendations, Actions, and Tools 2008 These 11 recommendations suggest practical strategies for introducing and enforcing competition policy and law. 1. Enact legislation that is strong and supported 2. Appoint and encourage strong leadership 3. Recruit expert staff and remunerate them well 4. Ensure that judges receive specialized training in competition law 5. Recognize that not everyone will be your friend 6. Build alliances with the beneficiaries of competition law 7. Activate popular interest in competition questions 8. Build alliances with other government departments 9. Institute both leniency programs and tough fines 10. Develop interagency cooperation and entrench competition provisions in trade agreements 11. Monitor liberalized markets closely COMPETITION AND DEVELOPMENT: Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations 2008 COMPETITION AND DEVELOPMENT: Bibliography 2008 Competition Law in Action: Experiences from Developing Countries Taimoon Stewart, Julian Clarke, and Susan Joekes 2007-05-28 This book, released in May 2007, distils the lessons arising from a body of IDRC-financed research for the effective implementation of competition law. Competition Provisions in Regional Trade Agreements: How to Assure Development Gains Brusick, Philippe et al. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. 2005. This publication focuses on competition issues in South-South regional trade agreements (RTAs), dealing with cross-regional, regional, and sectoral experiences. It tackles issues relevant to competition authorities in developing countries, including legal and economic issues related to implementation. A key message of this book is that regional competition provisions can support efforts to develop a fairer trading system. An Empirical Examination of Competition Issues in Selected CARICOM Countries: Towards Policy Formulation Stewart, Taimoon. SALISES, University of the West Indies 2004. This publication presents the results of research aimed at providing empirical information to illuminate the specific competition problems of the small economies of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). Policy recommendations are made for shaping and implementing the CARICOM competition regime, and for external trade negotiations. Open file Competition, Competitiveness and Development: Lessons from Developing Countries Brusick, Philippe et al (eds). United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. 2004 The publication, in exploring the role of competition policy in development strategies, shows how well-designed and implemented competition policy that is appropriate to different developing country circumstances can contribute to overall development goals, such as international competitiveness, productivity, and enterprise and employment creation. The Consumer Guide to Competition: A Practical Handbook Evans, Phil. 2003. This handbook, aimed at informing consumer organizations and advocates, explores the range of issues that competition analysis can cover and points out potential problem areas for those representing the consumer interest in competition cases. Open file Promoting Competition in Transition and Developing Countries: Towards a Sober Assessment@ May 2007 Open file
Competition Bureau of Canada We contribute to the prosperity of Canadians by protecting and promoting competitive markets and enabling informed consumer choice. Read more... Competition Information and Advice Kit A tool for consumer organisations to undertake advocacy, lobbying and media work Read more... Consumers International The global voice for consumers Read more... CUTS International Consumer Unity & Trust Society Read more... International Competition Network The ICN promotes more efficient, effective antitrust enforcement worldwide. Read more... |
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