Implementation of Competition Law in Developing and Transition Countries

In recent years, a lot of national and international initiatives on competition law enforcement in developing and transition countries can be observed. These initiatives go well beyond established academic knowledge. Here the study puts on, it tries to establish how competition law implementation in developing and transition countries works best. In particular, it examines how competition law can be introduced so that it suits economic development policy objectives of developing and transition countries.
The study is particularly relevant for those, who are concerned with competition law implementation, especially for practitioners and researchers at OECD, UNCTAD, WTO, and competition agencies in the developed and developing world, as well as for academics dealing with economic development.