ALBANIAN COMPETITION POLICY VERSUS IMPLEMENATION OF THE COMPETION LAW

Raimonda Duka () and Erinda Bllaca ()
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Raimonda Duka: University of Tirana, Faculty of Economy
Erinda Bllaca: Albanian Center for Human Rights

Romanian Economic Business Review, 2012, vol. 7, issue 1, 14-23

Abstract: Changes in the economic system have led to a number of sectoral reforms in Albania, including those in the market and regulatory environments. Given that foreign investors are mainly attracted by an open market, competition reform, in must include not only the adoption of competition legislation, but also the elaboration of a well defined competition policy, the creation and maintenance of a competitive environment and, in parallel with such reform, the establishment of a modern legal and institutional framework capable of supporting these developments. This article seeks to analyse the new Albanian competition framework and its approximation with EU law.

Keywords: Competition policy; competion law; concentration; agreemen; dominant positiont (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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