Contents
Introduction
Lucian Cernat and Peter Holmes

I. PREREQUISITES FOR DEVELOPMENT-ORIENTED COMPETITION POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
I.1 The Ecology of Antitrust: Preconditions for Competition Law Enforcement in Developing Countries
Michael Gal
I.2 Prerequisite for Development-Oriented Competition Policy Implementation: A Case Study of Nepal
Ratnakar Adhikari
I.3 Exemptions and Exceptions: Implications for Economic Performance. The Case of Thailand
Deunden Nkikomborirak

II. REGULATORY DESIGN AND COMPETITION POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
II.1 Regulatory Design and Competitiveness: Evidence from a Sample of Brazilian Infrastructure Sectors
Gesner Oliveira, Eduardo Luiz Machado, José Ricardo De Santana, Bruno Dano Werneck
II.2 Competition Policies, Markets Competitiveness and Business Efficiency: Lessons from the Beer Sector in Latin America
Alfredo Bullard

III. COMPETITION POLICY AS A STIMULUS FOR ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT III.1 Competition Policy as a Stimulus for Enterprise Development
George K Lipimile
III.2 Competition Policy and Enterprise Development: Experience from South Africa
Trudi Hartzenberg
III.3 The Evolution of Competition Policy and Its Impact on Economic Development in Korea
Joseph Seon Hur

IV. COMPETITION POLICY, SUPPLY CAPACITY AND EXPORT COMPETITIVENESS
IV.1 Competition and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Korean Manufacturing Firms
Mikyung Yun
IV.2 Competition Policy Manutacturing Exports, Investment and Productivity: Firm-Level Evidence from Tanzania Manufacturing Enterprises
Godius Kahyarara
IV.3 Privatization, Competition Policy, Economic Deregulation and their Impact on Competitiveness: The Case of the Electric Power Market in Peru
Gonzalo Ruíz

CONCLUSIONS
Competition, Competitiveness and Development: Re-stating the case
Philippe Brusick, Lucian Cernat, Ana Maria Alvarez