This document (of 362 pages) contains the proceedings of a one-day roundtable exploring the regulatory and competition issues arising in the course of deregulation of the postal sector. The roundtable was held at the OECD in February 1999. The publication includes submissions from 16 OECD member...

This document (of 351 pages) contains the proceedings of a one-day roundtable on regulation and competition issues relating to the broadcasting industry, held at the OECD in October 1998. The publication includes submissions from 15 OECD member countries describing in detail the regulatory...

This document (of 271 pages) contains the proceedings of a one-day roundtable on competition and regulation issues in the insurance industry, held at the OECD in June 1998. The publication includes submissions from 13 OECD member countries which set out in detail the regulatory regime and the...

In recent years, several competition authorities around the world have announced majorinvestigations into potential anti-competitive behaviour by digital platforms. Not all ofthat behaviour harms downstream consumers. This has contributed to a growing ‘existentialcrisis’ at the foundation of...

This document (of 193 pages) comprises the proceedings of an OECD roundtable on subsidies, state aid and competition policy, held at the OECD in February 2001. Government assistance to firms can have a substantial impact on competition. Competition policy naturally extends, therefore, to...

This document (of 305 pages) comprises the proceedings of an OECD roundtable on competition issues in road transport (trucks, buses and taxis) held in October 2000. Each of these three different services - trucks, buses and taxis has very different scope for competition and different regulatory...

This document (of 401 pages) comprises the proceedings of an OECD roundtable on competition and regulation issues in the pharmaceutical industry. The pharmaceutical sector is a dynamic, research-intensive industry that is fundamentally influenced by a web of regulations designed to (a) promote...