Competition Law governs the nature and extent of competitive interaction among firms in all industries. It prohibits certain types of interaction and provides for a rule of reason approach to the assessment of the impact of other types of behaviour on competition. Economic principles therefore underpin this legislation. A sound understanding of the economic concepts and principles that form the foundation of Competition Law is therefore important.
The Economics of Competition Law
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- Date: Monday, 06 May 2002
- Venue: Breakwater Campus, The Graduate School of Business,University of Cape Town.
- For enquiries or to register please contact: Lucille Roberts; Telephone: 27 21 406-1324; E-mail: lucilleh@gsb.uct.ac.za