Titlebook: Competition Law Enforcement in the BRICS and in Developing Countries; Legal and Economic A Frederic Jenny,Yannis Katsoulacos Book 2016 Spri

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High-Order Embedded WENO Schemes statistical analysis of the economic evidence applied to competition authority’s decisions and the judicial reviews shows the importance of the distinction between mandatory vs. optional tools of economic analysis, the mutual influence of economic analysis and enforcement targets, as well as strong

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Ralf Hiptmair,Clemens Pechsteinditional competition law principles with public interest considerations. It is common cause that the South African competition authorities are required to take into account public interest factors during the assessment of proposed mergers and acquisitions as well as exemption applications. However,

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Conference proceedings‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2020 the results are robust especially from combating cartels. In this article, we estimate the direct financial benefits to consumers, by deriving estimates of the impact of the Competition Commission’s (Commission’s) intervention following the uncovering of the South African cement cartel. To do this,

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Ralf Hiptmair,Clemens Pechsteiniberalize many of the formerly price regulated markets. Deregulation and liberalisation led to the break-up of regulated cartels. We argue in this chapter that liberalisation may have inadvertently, by increasing competition in formerly protected markets, have increased the incentives for firms to p

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Broadband Recursive Skeletonizationby the Department of Economic Studies of the Brazilian Competition Authority (CADE). The firm-level data was taken, and the SSNIP test was applied to analyze if the relevant market of the merging companies—. and . limited to products of the . category, while products of the main agent of the market—

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Frederic Jenny,Yannis KatsoulacosCovers a wide range of competition policy enforcement issues in all BRICS and many developing countries.Offers contributions by economists, law experts and policy makers.Examines the role and applicat

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Competition Law Enforcement in the BRICS and in Developing Countries978-3-319-30948-4Series ISSN 2364-1851 Series E-ISSN 2364-186X

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-30948-4Competition Policy; Competition Law; Competition Law Enforcement; BRICS; Competition Authorities; Develop