Case Studies from Developing Competition Regimes

A particularly effective way to highlight key antitrust issues that may fall under the radar is to look at case studies from developing competition regimes. In this issue, our authors discuss several issues that should get more visibility. From India, we have the problems of defining “enterprises,” vexatious litigation, and a major change in a political regime. And from Iran, Israel, and Pakistan we have, respectively, risks of defining competition within a privatiz