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Informationen zum Autor PING LIN Associate Professor, Lingnan University of Hong Kong, Hong KongS. CHAKRAVARTHY Advisor/Consultant on Competition Policy and Law, IndiaSEUNG-WHA CHANG Professor of Law, Seoul National University, KoreaYOUNGJIN JUNG Partner, Woo, Yoon, Kang, Jeong & Han, KoreaCASSEY LEE HONG KIM Associate Professor, University of Malaya, MalaysiaDEUNDEN NIKOMBORIRAK Research Director, Thailand Development Research Institute, ThailandVU QUOC HUY Senior Lecturer, National Economics University and Senior Economist, Institute of Economics, Vietnam Klappentext This book looks at the experiences of six Asian countries in terms of developing and implementing domestic competition policy. It analyzes how the choice of development policies impacts on the state of competition in each country and how competition contributes to development. The considerable variation in policies and experiences across the countries provides a rich source of information from which lessons and best practices can be drawn. Zusammenfassung This book looks at the experiences of six Asian countries in terms of developing and implementing domestic competition policy. It analyzes how the choice of development policies impacts on the state of competition in each country and how competition contributes to development. The considerable variation in policies and experiences across the countries provides a rich source of information from which lessons and best practices can be drawn. Inhaltsverzeichnis Competition, Competition Policy, and Development in the Asia-Pacific Region; S.Evenett Competition Policy and International Trade and Investment Policies; D.Brooks Competition Policy and Industrial Policies; S.Evenett People's Republic of China; P.Lin India; S.Chakravarthy Republic of Korea; S.W.Chang & Y.Jung Malaysia; C.L.H.Kim Thailand; D.Nikomborirak Vietnam; V.Q.Huy Synthesis; S.Evenett
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This book looks at the experiences of six Asian countries in terms of developing and implementing domestic competition policy. It analyzes how the choice of development policies impacts on the state of competition in each country and how competition contributes to development. The considerable variation in policies and experiences across the countries provides a rich source of information from which lessons and best practices can be drawn.
