Competition policy agendas for industrializing countries

Oliver Budzinski and Maryam Haji Ali Beigi

No 81, Ilmenau Economics Discussion Papers from Ilmenau University of Technology, Institute of Economics

Abstract: [Introduction ...] In this chapter, we attempt to sketch a competition policy agenda for industrializing countries that meet or come close to meeting several typical characteristics. Section 2 outlines these characteristics and thus specifies the addressees of our paper. Thereafter, section 3 discusses fundamental principles of a competition policy agenda for industrializing countries, in particular a focus on a rule-based approach, the special role of guidance, fairness considerations and the spirit of competition as well as the need for setting priorities. Section 4 exemplifies more specifically what these principles imply for the actual competition policy agenda.

Date: 2013
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