Competition and regulation in India, 2007

By:

Mehta, Pradeep S. Ed

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2007 Cuts Institute for Regulation & Competition JaipurDescription: xix, 219 p. 24 cm ; PbkISBN:

9788182570917

Subject(s):

Competition Trade regulation India

DDC classification:

338.621 LIT

Contents:

1. Prologue – an overview 2 How to people Perceive the situation 3. Policy induced Anticompetitive Outcomes 4. The Nine Principles’ of competition Policy 5. Why competition Policy and Law 6. India’s competition Law Regime : Past present and future 7. Cartels the major Challenge 8. The Contours of abuse of dominance in India 9. Competition Abuses : Local problems need local solutions 10. Telecommunications and Electricity 11. Regulation in the social sector 12. Epilogue: the way forward

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1. Prologue – an overview
2 How to people Perceive the situation
3. Policy induced Anticompetitive Outcomes
4. The Nine Principles’ of competition Policy
5. Why competition Policy and Law
6. India’s competition Law Regime : Past present and future
7. Cartels the major Challenge
8. The Contours of abuse of dominance in India
9. Competition Abuses : Local problems need local solutions
10. Telecommunications and Electricity
11. Regulation in the social sector
12. Epilogue: the way forward

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