The text integrates principles of law with competition economic policy, at a foundational level, to provide a sound and comprehensive understanding of the framework of competition law and policy.
The text outlines the relationship between constitutional law and competition law principles. It provides valuable insight to the constitutional issues which may potentially arise, and highlights areas for possible legal development.
The text addresses the new legal concept of private damages for anti-competitive conduct.
The pedagogical framework of the text is designed to support critical and reflective thought, and applied problem-solving, presenting the material in a manner which offers optimal learning value.
