The enactment of the Competition Act 2010 represents a significant step forward in the implementation of competition policy in Malaysia. The Malaysian Competition Commission has been fairly successful in its enforcement activities, especially in price fixing cases involving trade associations. It has also investigated and issued proposed decisions in a number of high profile cases involving MAS, AirAsia, and Megasteel. Future challenges are likely to involve investigation into more complex anti-competitive cases, review of government regulations with impact on competition, possible introduction of merger controls and regional integration
The AEC has required competition law to be introduced in ASEAN Member States (AMS) by 2015. The AEC ...
The objective of a competition law is to protect the process of competition between firms in the mar...
Abuse of dominant position, Australia, Comparative law, Competition agreements, Competition law, Enf...
The fundamental objective of competition law is to protect the process of rivalry between firms in t...
Competition Law is the new area of law which is in its infancy in Malaysia. This book provides a use...
Malaysia Competition Act 2010 was introduced recently by the Malaysian government in 2010 which came...
The objective of competition law is to protect the process of rivalry between firms in the market. ...
As the world economy is moving towards full liberalisation, competition law plays an important role ...
The idea of borrowing from foreign legal concepts is not new to East Asian states, including Malaysi...
The objective of competition law is to protect the process of rivalry between firms in the market. ...
Several developing countries in East Asia and other regions of the world economy are currently devel...
This study examines the issues of competition law in Malaysia. These issues had challenges not only ...
Malaysia does not have a national competition law. Competition is regulated at the sectoral level in...
The main objective of this study is to determine whether Malaysia should enact a single competition...
This research paper is a comparative study between the United Kingdom and Malaysia on the applicatio...
The AEC has required competition law to be introduced in ASEAN Member States (AMS) by 2015. The AEC ...
The objective of a competition law is to protect the process of competition between firms in the mar...
Abuse of dominant position, Australia, Comparative law, Competition agreements, Competition law, Enf...
The fundamental objective of competition law is to protect the process of rivalry between firms in t...
Competition Law is the new area of law which is in its infancy in Malaysia. This book provides a use...
Malaysia Competition Act 2010 was introduced recently by the Malaysian government in 2010 which came...
The objective of competition law is to protect the process of rivalry between firms in the market. ...
As the world economy is moving towards full liberalisation, competition law plays an important role ...
The idea of borrowing from foreign legal concepts is not new to East Asian states, including Malaysi...
The objective of competition law is to protect the process of rivalry between firms in the market. ...
Several developing countries in East Asia and other regions of the world economy are currently devel...
This study examines the issues of competition law in Malaysia. These issues had challenges not only ...
Malaysia does not have a national competition law. Competition is regulated at the sectoral level in...
The main objective of this study is to determine whether Malaysia should enact a single competition...
This research paper is a comparative study between the United Kingdom and Malaysia on the applicatio...
The AEC has required competition law to be introduced in ASEAN Member States (AMS) by 2015. The AEC ...
The objective of a competition law is to protect the process of competition between firms in the mar...
Abuse of dominant position, Australia, Comparative law, Competition agreements, Competition law, Enf...