Competition Policy And Development in Asia

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.

List of tables

vii

List of figures and appendixes

ix

List of currencies

x

Preface

xi

Foreword

xiii

List of contributors

xv

1 What is the relationship between competition law and policy and economic development?

1

(26)

Simon J. Evenett

2 Competition policy, international trade, and foreign direct investment

27

(20)

Douglas H. Brooks

3 Would enforcing competition law compromise industrial policy objectives?

47

(24)

Simon J. Evenett

4 People's Republic of China

71

(36)

Ping Lin

5 India

107

(54)

S. Chakravarthy

6 Republic of Korea

161

(36)

Seung Wha Chang and Youngjin Jung

7 Malaysia

197

(46)

Cassey Lee

8 Thailand

243

(54)

Deunden Nikomborirak

9 Viet Nam

297

(42)

Vu Quoc Huy

10 Lessons from the six country analyses

339

(12)

Simon J. Evenett

References

351

(18)

Author index

369

(6)

Subject index

375

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