Regulating for Rivalry in Africa: The Development of Competition Regimes
by Reena Das Nair, Jonathan Klaaren, Simon Roberts
Regulating for Rivalry in Africa examines the emergence and development of competition regimes across the continent. Focusing on the relationship between regulation, markets, and rivalry, the book offers a legal and economic perspective on how African countries have approached competition policy and institutional development.
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Regulating for Rivalry in Africa examines the development of competition regimes across the African continent.
The book focuses on regulation designed to promote and manage rivalry in markets.
It considers the legal and institutional dimensions of competition policy in an African context.
Written by Reena Das Nair, Jonathan Klaaren, and Simon Roberts, this work addresses an important area of African economic governance.
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