Description

It is increasingly recognized that in a sound business climate investors face relatively low entry and exit barriers and are protected against the risk of expropriation and abuse while consumers are protected against malpractices of trade and industry. There is little published work on Law relating Competition law is available. This book will therefore be of interest to lawyers, economists and policy makers in general, and not just in the procurement field. More specifically, it is hoped that the results will bring new changes in Competition Law for settling disputes and in protection of consumer rights. The findings will also have implications for the design of enforcement systems under other international arrangements. It is hoped that this book will be useful to students, researchers, academicians and members of the legal fraternity. This book is an attempt to explore various Competition laws, Regulations regarding consumer protection in Competition law.