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Competition law in emerging economies : the Jamaican experience

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Malahoo, Marlene P

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TextPublication details: Centre of European Law LondonGB 2000Description: [7], 25 pAction note:

4/6/01 JOY_D

Summary: Provides an insight into the Jamaican experience. Considers the importance of competition policy and law. Looks at the background against which the Fair Competition Act was passed and focuses on the Fair Trading Commission. Analyzes the main competition law provisions. Emphasizes the importance of economics in every competition law analysis given that competition policy is essentially about economic behaviour. Seeks to provide some guidance in the approach to be taken by those involved in the application of the law. Reviews actions under the Act.

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Provides an insight into the Jamaican experience. Considers the importance of competition policy and law. Looks at the background against which the Fair Competition Act was passed and focuses on the Fair Trading Commission. Analyzes the main competition law provisions. Emphasizes the importance of economics in every competition law analysis given that competition policy is essentially about economic behaviour. Seeks to provide some guidance in the approach to be taken by those involved in the application of the law. Reviews actions under the Act.

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