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CPI (10)1

CPI (10)1

Spring 2014, Volume 10, Number 1

In this issue: The Spring/Summer 2014 issue of Competition Policy International presents a lively discussion regarding effective institutional designs for competition regimes. More than 100 jurisdictions around the globe now have competition laws. But despite this proliferation, there’s no consensus on the optimal structure for an authority. While differences across countries probably dictate that there […]

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Dec 20, 2015
Assessing Unfair Pricing Under China’s Anti-Monopoly Law for Innovation-Intensive Industries
Vanessa Yanhua Zhang
Sep 12, 2014
CPI Spring 2014 eBook
CPI
Sep 11, 2014
Institutional Design and Federal Antitrust Enforcement Agencies: Renovation or Revolution?
Michael McFalls
Sep 11, 2014
Designing Competition Law Under Financial Crisis—Indonesia and Thailand Compared
R. Ian McEwin
Sep 10, 2014
Notes From a Small Island: Natural Justice and the Institutional Design and Practice of Competition Authorities and Appellate Courts
Robert O'Donoghue
Sep 10, 2014
The Design of Competition Policy Institutions for the 21st Century—The Experience of the European Commission and DG Competition
Philip Lowe
Sep 9, 2014
Introduction to The Design of Competition Policy Institutions for the 21st Century—The Experience of the European Commission and DG Competition
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Sep 9, 2014
What Can We Learn from Bazaarvoice?
Pete Levitas
Sep 9, 2014
Chinese Antitrust Institutions—Many Cooks in the Kitchen
Adrian Emch
Sep 9, 2014
Competition Commission of India: Institutional Design and Decision Making
Cyril Shroff
Sep 9, 2014
Decision-Making Powers and Institutional Design in Competition Cases: The Brazilian Experience
Ana Paula Martinez
Sep 9, 2014
Integrating Regulatory and Antitrust Powers: Does It Work? Case Studies from Spain and Mexico
Andrew Hasty
Sep 9, 2014
The Effectiveness of Competition Authorities: Four Questions
Roderick Meiklejohn
Sep 9, 2014
Decision-Making Powers and Institutional Design in Competition Cases: The Application of Competition Rules by Sectoral Regulators in the United Kingdom
Jackie Holland
Sep 9, 2014
Making Markets Work Well: The U.K. Market Investigations Regime
Andrea Coscelli
Sep 9, 2014
Institutional Design and Decision-Making in the Competition and Markets Authority
David Currie
Sep 9, 2014
Letter from the Editor – Spring 2014
David S. Evans
Sep 9, 2014

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