Competition Law Today
Concepts, Issues, and the Law in Practice
Price: 1595.00 INR
ISBN:
9780199486663
Publication date:
02/01/2019
Hardback
692 pages
229.0x153.0mm
Price: 1595.00 INR
ISBN:
9780199486663
Publication date:
02/01/2019
Hardback
692 pages
229.0x153.0mm
Second Edition
Edited by Vinod Dhall
Competition Law Today covers the history, objectives, and substantive provisions of competition law and its economics, its relationship with regulated markets, its international dimensions, and describes the law in key foreign jurisdictions and developing countries.
Rights: World Rights
Second Edition
Edited by Vinod Dhall
Description
Competition law has seen phenomenal growth in recent years. For an efficient market economy, competition is critical as it fosters innovation, productivity, and growth, which ultimately benefit consumers by achieving the lowest level of costs and prices. Competition increasingly features in international trade dialogue and in bilateral as well as regional trade agreements.
With contributions from leading experts in the field, the book provides an authoritative and impressive overview of the modern competition law regime with particular emphasis on India. The volume covers the history, objectives, and substantive provisions of competition law and its economics, its relationship with regulated markets, its international dimensions, and describes the law in key foreign jurisdictions and developing countries.
This second edition includes two additional chapters, and many others substantially revised, to provide an updated account of law incorporating changes that have taken place since the first publication of the volume in 2007.
About the Editors
Vinod Dhall is recognized as a leading expert in competition law and policy.
Contributors
Robert D. Anderson,
Christopher Bellamy,
Sitesh Bhojani, Ulf Böge,
Amit Bubna,
Stephen Calkins,
Dando B. Cellini,
Paul Crampton,
Vinod Dhall,
Geraldine Emberger,
Simon J. Evenett,
Allan Fels,
Eleanor M. Fox,
Shubhashis Gangopadhyay,
Alan H. Goldberg,
Lennart Göranson,
Rahat Kaunain Hassan,
Alberto Heimler,
Youngjin Jung, R.
Shyam Khemani,
Valentine Korah,
Amitabh Kumar,
David Lewis,
Philip Lowe,
Eduardo Pérez Motta,
Graham Reynolds,
Michael J. Reynolds,
Richard Whish
Second Edition
Edited by Vinod Dhall
Table of contents
Foreword to the Second Edition
Arun Jaitley
Foreword to the First Edition
C. Rangarajan
Law and Economics
Fali S. Nariman
Preface
Table of Cases
List of Abbreviations
Overview: Key Concepts in Competition Law
Vinod Dhall
PART I: COMPETITION LAW: SUBSTANTIVE PROVISIONS AND MAJOR ISSUES
- Control of Cartels and Other Anticompetitive Agreements
Richard Whish
- Abuse of Dominant Position: Emerging Enforcement Issues and Approaches
Robert D. Anderson and Alberto Heimler
- Merger Control
Alan H. Goldberg
- Leniency Programmes in Competition Law
Paul Crampton and Graham Reynolds
- Competition Law and Intellectual Property Rights
Valentine Korah
- Exemptions, Exceptions, and Differential Application under Competition (Antitrust) Law
- Shyam Khemani
- Competition Advocacy and Interface with Government
Philip Lowe and Geraldine Emberger
- Competition and Regulation
Allan Fels
- The Efficient and Effective Competition Authority
Lennart Göranson
- World Competition Law: Conflicts, Convergence, Cooperation
Eleanor M. Fox
PART II: COMPETITION LAW IN SELECT JURISDICTIONS
- Competition Law in Australia
Sitesh Bhojani
- EC Competition Law: The First Experiences of Modernization
Michael J. Reynolds
- Competition Law in Germany
Ulf Böge
- Competition Law in Mexico
Eduardo Pérez Motta
- South African Competition Law: Origins, Content, and Impact
David Lewis
- Korean Competition Law: Policies and Developments
Youngjin Jung
- The Competition Regime in the United Kingdom
Christopher Bellamy
- Competition Law in the United States of America
Stephen Calkins
PART III: COMPETITION LAW, ECONOMICS, AND POLICY
- Economic Growth and Consumer Welfare: The Role of Competition Law
Dando B. Cellini
- The Economics of Competition Law
Amit Bubna and Shubhashis Gangopadhyay
- The Return of Industrial Policy: A Threat to Competition Law?
Simon J. Evenett
PART IV: COMPETITION LAW IN INDIA
- The Evolution of Competition Law in India
Amitabh Kumar
- India: The Competition Act and Its Enforcement
Vinod Dhall
- Re-viewing Competition Regime in Pakistan
Rahat Kaunain Hassan
- Merger Control Regime under the Competition Law in India
Vinod Dhall
Select Bibliography
Editor and Contributors
Index
Second Edition
Edited by Vinod Dhall
Second Edition
Edited by Vinod Dhall
Review
‘[T]he volume will become necessary reading for all those ... who intuitively understand the importance of the subject but would like to get deeper into [it]. [Vinod Dhall] should be congratulated for ... bringing together these expert writings in one place.’
—Rajiv Kumar
Vice Chairman, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog
‘Competition Law Today gathers together an extraordinary series of essays on the major competition law issues today. It is essential reading now and will be an important reference work for many years to come.’
—Bernard J. Phillips
Former Head, Competition Division, Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development
‘[A] highly useful compendium....The essays in this publication ... will be an invaluable aid to the development of the law in India and also of interest abroad.’
—Dipankar P. Gupta
Senior Advocate and Former Solicitor General of India
Description
Competition law has seen phenomenal growth in recent years. For an efficient market economy, competition is critical as it fosters innovation, productivity, and growth, which ultimately benefit consumers by achieving the lowest level of costs and prices. Competition increasingly features in international trade dialogue and in bilateral as well as regional trade agreements.
With contributions from leading experts in the field, the book provides an authoritative and impressive overview of the modern competition law regime with particular emphasis on India. The volume covers the history, objectives, and substantive provisions of competition law and its economics, its relationship with regulated markets, its international dimensions, and describes the law in key foreign jurisdictions and developing countries.
This second edition includes two additional chapters, and many others substantially revised, to provide an updated account of law incorporating changes that have taken place since the first publication of the volume in 2007.
About the Editors
Vinod Dhall is recognized as a leading expert in competition law and policy.
Contributors
Robert D. Anderson,
Christopher Bellamy,
Sitesh Bhojani, Ulf Böge,
Amit Bubna,
Stephen Calkins,
Dando B. Cellini,
Paul Crampton,
Vinod Dhall,
Geraldine Emberger,
Simon J. Evenett,
Allan Fels,
Eleanor M. Fox,
Shubhashis Gangopadhyay,
Alan H. Goldberg,
Lennart Göranson,
Rahat Kaunain Hassan,
Alberto Heimler,
Youngjin Jung, R.
Shyam Khemani,
Valentine Korah,
Amitabh Kumar,
David Lewis,
Philip Lowe,
Eduardo Pérez Motta,
Graham Reynolds,
Michael J. Reynolds,
Richard Whish
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Reviews
‘[T]he volume will become necessary reading for all those ... who intuitively understand the importance of the subject but would like to get deeper into [it]. [Vinod Dhall] should be congratulated for ... bringing together these expert writings in one place.’
—Rajiv Kumar
Vice Chairman, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog
‘Competition Law Today gathers together an extraordinary series of essays on the major competition law issues today. It is essential reading now and will be an important reference work for many years to come.’
—Bernard J. Phillips
Former Head, Competition Division, Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development
‘[A] highly useful compendium....The essays in this publication ... will be an invaluable aid to the development of the law in India and also of interest abroad.’
—Dipankar P. Gupta
Senior Advocate and Former Solicitor General of India
Read MoreTable of contents
Foreword to the Second Edition
Arun Jaitley
Foreword to the First Edition
C. Rangarajan
Law and Economics
Fali S. Nariman
Preface
Table of Cases
List of Abbreviations
Overview: Key Concepts in Competition Law
Vinod Dhall
PART I: COMPETITION LAW: SUBSTANTIVE PROVISIONS AND MAJOR ISSUES
- Control of Cartels and Other Anticompetitive Agreements
Richard Whish
- Abuse of Dominant Position: Emerging Enforcement Issues and Approaches
Robert D. Anderson and Alberto Heimler
- Merger Control
Alan H. Goldberg
- Leniency Programmes in Competition Law
Paul Crampton and Graham Reynolds
- Competition Law and Intellectual Property Rights
Valentine Korah
- Exemptions, Exceptions, and Differential Application under Competition (Antitrust) Law
- Shyam Khemani
- Competition Advocacy and Interface with Government
Philip Lowe and Geraldine Emberger
- Competition and Regulation
Allan Fels
- The Efficient and Effective Competition Authority
Lennart Göranson
- World Competition Law: Conflicts, Convergence, Cooperation
Eleanor M. Fox
PART II: COMPETITION LAW IN SELECT JURISDICTIONS
- Competition Law in Australia
Sitesh Bhojani
- EC Competition Law: The First Experiences of Modernization
Michael J. Reynolds
- Competition Law in Germany
Ulf Böge
- Competition Law in Mexico
Eduardo Pérez Motta
- South African Competition Law: Origins, Content, and Impact
David Lewis
- Korean Competition Law: Policies and Developments
Youngjin Jung
- The Competition Regime in the United Kingdom
Christopher Bellamy
- Competition Law in the United States of America
Stephen Calkins
PART III: COMPETITION LAW, ECONOMICS, AND POLICY
- Economic Growth and Consumer Welfare: The Role of Competition Law
Dando B. Cellini
- The Economics of Competition Law
Amit Bubna and Shubhashis Gangopadhyay
- The Return of Industrial Policy: A Threat to Competition Law?
Simon J. Evenett
PART IV: COMPETITION LAW IN INDIA
- The Evolution of Competition Law in India
Amitabh Kumar
- India: The Competition Act and Its Enforcement
Vinod Dhall
- Re-viewing Competition Regime in Pakistan
Rahat Kaunain Hassan
- Merger Control Regime under the Competition Law in India
Vinod Dhall
Select Bibliography
Editor and Contributors
Index
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