A central principle of our free market economy is competition—it motivates businesses to create newer and better products and to keep prices low in order to attract customers from competitors. Competition law protects competition by preventing and stopping anti competitive behaviour..
A central principle of our free market economy is competition—it motivates businesses to create newer and better products and to keep prices low in order to attract customers from competitors. Competition law protects competition by preventing and stopping anti competitive behaviour.
It provides a forum in which the practical application of competition policy is considered by lawyers, economists, senior business managers, public servants,
The Competition Law Forum is a centre of excellence for European competition and antitrust policy and law at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law.
How should the discussion of competition law policy be organized?
The ensuing discussion is organized along the following lines. Section I discusses the general nature and scope of competition law policy, and the extent to which exemptions from and exceptions to its application may or may not be desirable. Section II describes the coverage of competition laws in a selected sample of countries.
What is the Competition Law Forum?
In addition, with the impact of a Brexit, the Competition Law Forum will provide a forum for academics and practitioners to debate competition law issues related to Brexit. There are regular private meetings for Forum members. The Forum Directors are Dr Liza Lovdahl-Gormsen, and Phil Evans.
What is the International League of competition law (LIDC)?
The International League of Competition Law (LIDC) is a long-standing international association, which was created in 1930. The LIDC focuses on the study of competition law, intellectual property law and unfair competition law.
What's new at the competition law conference?
Following a raft of developments across all areas of competition law, this year’s conference will focus on the changing legal landscape impacting businesses across all sectors.
Competition law forum
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