Harmonization of competition policy in Southern Africa
Loine H. Geingos
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Loine H. Geingos
Abstract
In the light of globalization, the establishment of the World Trade Organization WTO) in 1995, and the establishment of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in 1992 and the Southern African Customs Union of 1969 (SACU), this research examines the approach (both internationally and regionally) towards one of the important disciplines, namely, competition policy
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In the light of globalization, the establishment of the World Trade Organization WTO) in 1995, and the establishment of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in 1992 and the Southern African Customs Union of 1969 (SACU), this research examines the approach (both internationally and regionally) towards one of the important disciplines, namely, competition policy
Key concepts: Customs union, International trade, Harmonization, Competition (biology), Enforcement, Liberalization, Political science, Business