Competition Law and Economics in Australia, Volume I: The Competition Law System: Context, Law, and Economics
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Competition Law and Economics in Australia, Volume I: The Competition Law System: Context, Law, and Economics

by Julie Clarke, Allan Fels, Brent Fisse, Deborah Healey, Mel Marquis, John E. Middleton, Rhonda L. Smith

Economics Australian Law competition law
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Competition Law and Economics in Australia, Volume I explores the Australian competition law system through its context, legal framework, and economic dimensions. Bringing together contributions from Julie Clarke, Allan Fels, Brent Fisse, Deborah Healey, Mel Marquis, John E. Middleton, and Rhonda L. Smith, it offers a focused reference for studying competition law.

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Competition Law and Economics in Australia, Volume I examines the Australian competition law system through the connected perspectives of context, law, and economics.

This volume provides a focused resource for understanding the relationship between legal rules and economic analysis in competition law.

Written by Julie Clarke, Allan Fels, Brent Fisse, Deborah Healey, Mel Marquis, John E. Middleton, and Rhonda L. Smith, it brings together multiple specialist perspectives.

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