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Regulation of Cartels in Emerging Economies : Optimal Enforcement Options for Nigeria

Uwadi, Enyinnaya - 2021

of the 20-year-old regime in South Africa (SA), an emerging economy that has recorded giant strides in cartel regulation … benefits outweigh the setbacks. In sum, the article identified a number of murky areas of cartel regulation in the new Nigerian …

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Competition Law Enforcement and Regulation for Digital Platforms and Ecosystems : Understanding the Issues, Facing the Challenges and Moving Forward

Jenny, Frederic - 2021

law and whether regulation could be a complement or a substitute to competition law enforcement. The paper is divided into …

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Protection of Intellectual Property Rights and Anti-Monopoly Enforcement Under the Unified Market Regulation

Wang, Xianlin - 2021

Reforming the market regulation mechanism and implementing unified market regulation are the key links to the … Administration for Market Regulation, both China’s anti-monopoly enforcement agencies and intellectual property rights institutions … entire market regulation mechanism. As to their interrelationship, basically, intellectual property rights protection and …

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Regulating a Monopolist with Enforcement

Palonen, Petteri; Pekkarinen, Teemu - 2021

We consider a principal-agent model where the principal can monitor and punish the agent with a fine if the agent is caught being non-compliant. To reduce the probability of being verified, the agent can engage in costly avoidance. We design the optimal regulatory policies with and without avoidance

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The Regulatory and Capital-Market Effects of a U.S. Approach to Enforcement : Evidence from China

Duan, Tinghua; Li, Kai; Rogo, Rafael; Zhang, Ray - 2021

incentives rather than regulation and enforcement in improving firms’ information environments …

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Coerced Confessions : Self-Policing in the Shadow of the Regulator

Short, Jodi L.; Toffel, Michael W. - 2012

As part of a recent trend toward more cooperative relations between regulators and industry, novel government programs are encouraging firms to monitor their own regulatory compliance and voluntarily report their own violations. In this study, we examine how regulatory enforcement activities...

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Costly sanctions and the treatment of frequent violators in regulatory settings

Shimshack, Jay P.; Ward, Michael B. - 2022

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Co-operative and Competitive Enforced Self Regulation : The Role of Governments, Private Actors and Banks in Corporate Responsibility

Ojo D Delaney PhD, Marianne - 2011

“helping hand” view of government is advanced as having a fundamental role in the regulation and supervision of banks …. Furthermore, governments have a vital role to play in corporate responsibility and regulation given the fact that banks are costly … Regulation model, the paper attempts to highlight the role played by government in the direct monitoring of firms. In proposing …

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Private Enforcement of Systemic Risk Regulation

Schooner, Heidi Mandanis - 2010

The failure of the regulatory system is at least one of the contributing causes to the 2008 Financial Crisis. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (“Dodd-Frank Act”) will have a far-reaching impact on the financial services industry particularly in its attempt to...

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Enforcement and Disclosure under Regulation FD : An Empirical Analysis

Griffin, Paul A. - 2011

While Regulation FD was designed to benefit investors by curbing the selective disclosure of material non …

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