Competition Guidance
Competition Research
Tax Training
Competition Education
Competition Guidance
The Institute’s focus areas include:
▪ Anticompetitive conduct
▪ Abuse of dominance behaviour
▪ Cartel formations
▪ Merger control
▪ Market studies
Competition Research
Our research seeks to integrate competition policy and regulation with the discipline of economics.
Competition Training
The institute offers training in competition regulation and competition economics.
Competition Education
The Institute is dedicated to the promotion of competition education.
Publications
Publications
Dauds on Competition Law: Substantive Issues, 1st Edition, Cornwell I. Dauds, QB Publishers
Distributed by Juta Publishers
The form-based approach which requires a consideration and analysis of the economic effects of firm behaviour necessitates an integration of economic theory into competition policy and regulation for a better understanding of competition law.
The form-based approach which requires a consideration and analysis of the economic effects of firm behaviour necessitates an integration of economic theory into competition policy and regulation for a better understanding of competition law. The intersection of competition law, policy and the discipline of economics, more specifically microeconomics, has therefore become particularly relevant in determining the effects of firm behaviour. While policy, influenced by economic theory, typically determines the goals of competition law, the legal framework – the law – regulates firm behaviour. This text attempts to provide an understanding of the policy considerations underlying competition law and demonstrates the influence of economics.
Cornwell I. Dauds
Dauds on Competition Law: The Economics of Competition Policy and Regulation, 2nd Edition, Cornwell I. Dauds, Juta Publishers
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