A critical review of the Hong Kong new competition regime: a comparative perspective of objectives, institutions, and scope

Chi Hang Chiang

Abstract:

This thesis examines the effectiveness of the competition regime in Hong Kong (HK), which is one of the few remaining developed economies to yet implement a competition law. In its search for the optimal dynamics of the regime, the thesis offers a tripartite examination on its objectives, institutions and scope of application, and how these three distinct internal dimensions individually and jointly influence the effectiveness of the regime. Furthermore, a critical review is offered on two...

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Chiang, C. H. (2017). A critical review of the Hong Kong new competition regime: a comparative perspective of objectives, institutions, and scope [PhD thesis]. University of Oxford.

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Chiang, Chi Hang. A Critical Review of the Hong Kong New Competition Regime: a Comparative Perspective of Objectives, Institutions, and Scope. University of Oxford, 2017.

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Chiang, Chi Hang. 2017. “A Critical Review of the Hong Kong New Competition Regime: a Comparative Perspective of Objectives, Institutions, and Scope.” PhD thesis, University of Oxford.
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