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The Hong Kong Parliament passes a comprehensive competition law which includes the classic prohibitions of anti-competitive agreements, abuses of market power, and a merger control regime

Nick Taylor, Peter J. Wang, Emily S.Y. Lam, Donald T. Hess, Sébastien J. Evrard

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After years of discussions, the Hong Kong Legislative Council finally passed a comprehensive competition law (the Competition Law). The HK Competition Law includes the classic prohibitions…

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After years of discussions, the Hong Kong Legislative Council finally passed a comprehensive competition law (the Competition Law). The HK Competition Law includes the classic prohibitions…

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After years of discussions, the Hong Kong Legislative Council finally passed a comprehensive competition law (the Competition Law). The HK Competition Law includes the classic prohibitions…

Key concepts: Parliament, Merger control, Competition law, Competition (biology), Market power, Market manipulation, Law, Business

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