Competition law and policy in india
‡ Competition leads to greater dynamic efficiency in the economy by bringing about innovation, technological development, lower price and better quality and
Is there only one competition authority in India?
In the Indian context, considering that there exists ‘only’ one competition authority, the Competition Commission of India (CCI), the question merits all the more urgent attention.
What is Competition Commission of India Journal on competition law and policy?
Competition Commission of India Journal on Competition Law and Policy is conceived with the aim of fostering research in the field of competition law and policy.
Competition law is a relatively new area of interdisciplinary research concerning law, economics, and finance.
What is competition law?
Competition law is a relatively new area of interdisciplinary research concerning law, economics, and finance.
With the publication of this journal, the Commission hopes to stimulate rigorous research and informed debate on contemporary issues in the field and apply the results for enforcement and advocacy.
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When does competition law come into force in India?
With the notification of §§43A and 44 of the Competition Act, 2002 the competition law of India comes into full force nearly a decade after its inception.
Within this decade of evolution, competition law and policy in India has seen an active interpretational exercise.
How has competition law and policy evolved in India?
Within this decade of evolution, competition law and policy in India has seen an active interpretational exercise
This paper seeks to summarize the evolution of competition law and policy in India, discusses the main issues involved in this area of law, and opens up issues for discussion in this evolving area of law in the country
What is Competition Commission of India?
‘Competition Commission of India’ is the Competition Regulator in India 6 constituted under chairmanship of Mr
Raghavan
The Committee submitted its report on 22nd May 2000 recommending replacement of the MRTP Act with a modern competition law for fostering competition and for eliminating anti- competitive practices in the economy
What is competition law?
Competition law is a means to implement competition policy and prevent anti-competitive practices by firms and unnecessary government interventions
In 1964, the Government of India appointed the Monopolies Inquiry Commission to inquire the prevalence of monopolistic and restrictive trade practices in certain sectors
×The Competition Act, 2002Competition law in India is governed by the Competition Act, 2002, which was enacted to prevent anti-competitive practices and promote fair competition in the Indian market. The Act repealed the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969, and was amended twice in 2007 and 2009. The Act covers issues such as abuse of dominant position, anti-competitive agreements, combinations, and regulation of competition advocacy.
