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Does Competition Enhance or Hinder Innovation? Evidence from Philippine SMEs
Competition has two possible contrasting effects on firm innovation. On one hand, competition can force SMEs to innovate to become more competitive. On the other hand, competition can shrink the SME’s market share, revenues, and profit, making ...
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To squeal or not to squeal - an experiment on leniency
Competition authorities around the world have adopted leniency programs creating incentives for cartel members to come forward and provide information sufficient for cartel prosecution. We conducted a laboratory experiment simulating an infinitely re ...
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Announcing The Death Of Colgate: The Form And Substance Of Vertical Price Fixing Agreements
This Article examines the agreement requirement in resale price maintenance (“RPM”) cases and the longstanding exception to the ban on RPM under the Colgate doctrine. It argues for the abolition of the doctrine for a number of reaso ...
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The Application of Extraterritorial in ASEAN Economic Community Era: Challenge and Feasibility
Introduction
The Extraterritoriality Principle in Competition Law
Extraterritorial Provision in ASEAN Competition Law
Feasibility for Implementing the Extraterritoriality in ASEAN
Conclusion
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Competition Law and Policy in the ASEAN Region
This material has been published in The Regionalisation of Competition Law and Policy within the ASEAN Economic Community edited by Burton Ong. doi:10.1017/9781108182058. This version is free to view and download for personal use only. ...
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Why Economists Should Design and Enforce Competition Laws in Developing Countries
Frédéric Jenny has made an outstanding contribution to the economic understanding of competition laws around the world for more than 25 years. But, at the end of the day, lawyers rather than economists run competition law. Lawyers in de ...
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Administrative Will To Power: Articulating The Goals Of Antitrust And Proposing Therefor A Regulatory Framework
The complexities of modern government have often led Congress — whether by actual or perceived necessity—to legislate broad policy goals and general statutory standards, leaving the specific polic ...
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