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Maps, Figures, and Boxes

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 February 2023

Amber Darr
Amber Darr
Affiliation:
University of Manchester

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Competition Law in South Asia
Policy Diffusion and Transfer
 , pp. xvii - xviii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023
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Maps, Figures, and Boxes

Maps

  • Map of South Asia

    • Figures

  • 1.1Adoption and implementation stages of adopted statutes

  • 1.2The integrated analytical framework

  • 3.1Adoption of competition legislation across South Asia (in descending chronological order)

  • 4.1Competition enforcement pathways in India and Pakistan

  • 4.2Interaction between the competition enforcement and the pre-existing systems

  • 4.3Comparison of total orders issued by the CCI and CCP (2007–20)

  • 4.4CCI orders passed in cases initiated through suo motu notices versus complaints

  • 4.5CCP orders passed in cases initiated through suo motu notices versus complaints

  • 4.6Comparison of orders of CCI and CCP citing foreign materials

  • 4.7Trends in CCI’s sanctioning strategy (2008–20)

  • 4.8Trends in CCP’s sanctioning strategy (2008–20)

  • 6.1Penal strategies CCI (2009–20) and CCP (2008–20)

  • 6.2Evolution of CCI and CCP’s penalising strategies

  • 6.3Evolution of competition enforcement system in India

  • 6.4Evolution of competition enforcement system in Pakistan

  • 7.1Competition enforcement and constitutional pathways

  • 7.2Points of interaction between competition enforcement and pre-existing legal systems

  • 7.3Comparison of cases pending before the Supreme Courts of India and Pakistan (2009–18)

  • 8.1Progress of South Asian countries along the adoption–implementation continuum

  • 8.2Anatomy of the potential for utilising the Hiatus Stage

    • Boxes

  • 6.1The decision of the Indian Supreme Court in the Excel Crop Care appeal

  • 6.2The decision of the Indian Supreme Court in the SAIL case

  • 6.3The incomplete story of the Pakistani 1-Link case

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