AFRICA: Effective competition policies face hurdles

Tuesday, September 26, 2006

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Competition policy rationale
Resource allocation
Corruption
Private sector
Differential pricing
Predatory pricing
Cartelisation
Tied selling
Resale price maintenance
Exclusive dealing
Challenges
Competing priorities
Vested interests
Sector-specific regulators
Capacity-building
Comprehensive assessment key
Legal system limits
Underlying reforms

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