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Miller′s Australian Competition Law and Policy 3rd Edition

Miller′s Australian Competition Law and Policy 3rd Edition

Author: Russell V. Miller
Publisher: Thomson Reuters Australia
ISBN: 9780455238265
Published In: April 2018
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Australia ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Miller’s Australian Competition Law and Policy, 3rd edition is a compelling treatise that explains Australian competition law as it is today and the underlying concepts and policy directions that produced it. It also draws on the development of competition law in other countries comparing them with the uniquely Australian features of our law.

Significant changes to the law that came into effect on 5 November 2017 as a result of the Harper Review, arguably the most extensive and far-reaching changes in the evolution of Australian competition law in over 40 years are explained in this 3rd edition.

A complementary work to Miller’s Australian Competition and Consumer Law Annotated by explaining the historical and policy setting of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (previously the Trade Practices Act 1974).

Key benefits of Miller’s Australian Competition Law and Policy
Provides guidance on the development of competition law in Australia explained in the framework of policy and the underlying concepts
Utilising a subject-based approach, it explains this complex area of law.

This book will be valuable for corporate lawyers, bureaucrats, students studying business or law, academics and practitioners seeking a contextual understanding of the law in this important area.

Objectives of Competition Policy

Origins of Australian Competition Law

Development of Australian Competition Policy 1972 -1992

Development of Australian Competition Policy 1993 – 2017

Australian Competition Agencies and Institutions

Economics and Competition Policy

Concepts: Markets and Competition

Concepts: Substantial Effect on Competition

Coverage of Australian Competition Law

Anticompetitive Arrangements and Concerted Practices

Cartels

Unilateral Conduct Laws; Monopolisation and the Misuse of Market Power