This document outlines a 14-session course calendar for an Introduction to Competition Policy and Law class. Over the sessions, the course will cover topics such as the economic rationale for competition law, anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominance, mergers and acquisitions, consumer welfare, case studies, challenges of implementation, impacts of competition policy, international cooperation, and emerging issues. Various experts from organizations like the Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit will give lectures on these subjects. The course will also include a mid-term exam, student presentations, and a final exam.
This document outlines a 14-session course calendar for an Introduction to Competition Policy and Law class. Over the sessions, the course will cover topics such as the economic rationale for competition law, anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominance, mergers and acquisitions, consumer welfare, case studies, challenges of implementation, impacts of competition policy, international cooperation, and emerging issues. Various experts from organizations like the Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit will give lectures on these subjects. The course will also include a mid-term exam, student presentations, and a final exam.
This document outlines a 14-session course calendar for an Introduction to Competition Policy and Law class. Over the sessions, the course will cover topics such as the economic rationale for competition law, anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominance, mergers and acquisitions, consumer welfare, case studies, challenges of implementation, impacts of competition policy, international cooperation, and emerging issues. Various experts from organizations like the Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit will give lectures on these subjects. The course will also include a mid-term exam, student presentations, and a final exam.
This document outlines a 14-session course calendar for an Introduction to Competition Policy and Law class. Over the sessions, the course will cover topics such as the economic rationale for competition law, anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominance, mergers and acquisitions, consumer welfare, case studies, challenges of implementation, impacts of competition policy, international cooperation, and emerging issues. Various experts from organizations like the Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit will give lectures on these subjects. The course will also include a mid-term exam, student presentations, and a final exam.
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(Provisional) Course Calendar:
Introduction to Competition Policy and Law (CPL)
Class No. Date Topic Lecturer (t.b.c.) 1 31 May 2013 Introduction to Competition Policy and Law (CPL) General rationale, objectives and economic logic of CPL Scope of application of competition laws Current institutional set-up and relevant legislation in the Philippines Sec. Leila M. De Lima / Asec. Geronimo Sy, DOJ 2 06 June 2013 Core Areas of Competition Law (I): Anti- Competitive Agreements Significance of prohibiting anti-competitive agreements from an economic and consumer point of view Different types of anti-competitive agreements Examples of cartel agreements and challenges of effective cartel enforcement Mr. Eberhard Feess, GIZ 3 14 June 2013 Core Areas of Competition Law (II): Abuse of Dominance Concepts of market power, monopolies and different types of abuse Defining the relevant market and the SSNIP test Overview of empirical methods for analyzing demand substitution Atty. Precious Pojas, DOJ 4 21 June 2013 Core Areas of Competition Law (III): Mergers and Acquisitions Types of mergers and overview of different merger (notification) regimes More economic approach in EU merger control Relevant legislation in the Philippines, the role of sector regulators and recent cases Atty. William Varias, SEC 5 28 June 2013 CPL and Consumer Welfare Interface between competition and consumer protection issues Examples of unfair trade practices Atty. Ruth Tan, DOJ / Atty. Vic Dimagiba, DTI
Page 2 of 3 Overview of relevant legal provisions, institutional responsibilities and initiatives in the Philippines 6 05 July 2013 Case Studies Discussion of existing studies as well as landmark cases from the Philippines and abroad Atty. Rodolfo Sabio / Atty. Owen Vidad, OGCC 7 12 July 2013 Mid-Term Exam Administered 8 19 July 2013 Challenges of CPL Implementation Barriers to market entry and access to natural monopolies Roles of competition agencies and sector- specific regulators regarding ex post vs. ex ante regulation Regulatory capture and the importance of inter- agency cooperation for CPL enforcement and advocacy Atty. Ruth Tan, DOJ 9 26 July 2013 Impacts of CPL Relationship between CPL and competitiveness Empirical evidence of the positive effect of competition on economic growth, prosperity and poverty reduction Mr. Rodel Meris, DOJ 10 02 August 2013 International Enforcement Cooperation Economic integration regional requirements and national implications for CPL Cross-border competition cases Strategies towards greater cooperation and convergence in CPL initiatives from the US, EU and ASEAN Atty. Adonis Sulit, DOJ 11 09 August 2013 Emerging Issues and Research Areas in CPL CPL and public procurement CPL and SMEs CPL and private action CPL and corporate compliance CPL, innovation and IPR CPL in specific economic sectors CPL and state-owned enterprises CPL and national champions CPL in other ASEAN countries Asec. Geronimo Sy, DOJ 12 16 August 2013 Presentations (1 st batch) Asec. Geronimo Sy, DOJ
Page 3 of 3 13 23 August 2013 Presentations (2 nd batch) Atty. Florina Agtarap, DOJ 14 30 August 2013 Final Exam Administered