ယှဉ်ပြိုင်မှုမူဝါဒ (Competition)

The 2018 CLIP Competition Primers for ASEAN Judges are a series of information sheets designed to offer practical guidance to members of the judiciary when analysing competition cases in their courts. This project was led by the ACCC and funded under the ASEAN-Australia and New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (AANZFTA) Competition Law Implementation Program. The Primers bring together the Federal Court of Australia's very rich technical knowledge and first-hand experience with the OECD's international experience working with judges and knowledge of the ASEAN region and laws.

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The 2018 CLIP Competition Primers for ASEAN Judges are a series of information sheets designed to offer practical guidance to members of the judiciary when analysing competition cases in their courts. This project was led by the ACCC and funded under the ASEAN-Australia and New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (AANZFTA) Competition Law Implementation Program. The Primers bring together the Federal Court of Australia's very rich technical knowledge and first-hand experience with the OECD's international experience working with judges and knowledge of the ASEAN region and laws.

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The 2018 CLIP Competition Primers for ASEAN Judges are a series of information sheets designed to offer practical guidance to members of the judiciary when analysing competition cases in their courts. This project was led by the ACCC and funded under the ASEAN-Australia and New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (AANZFTA) Competition Law Implementation Program. The Primers bring together the Federal Court of Australia's very rich technical knowledge and first-hand experience with the OECD's international experience working with judges and knowledge of the ASEAN region and laws.

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The objectives of Law are as follows:

(a)   to protect and prevent acts that injure of public interests through monopolization or manipulation of prices by any individual or group with intent to endanger fair competition in economic activities, for the purpose of development of the national economy;

(b)   to be able to control unfair market competition on the internal and external trade and economic development;

(c)   to be able to prevent from abuse of dominant market power;

Establishment of Myanmar Competition Commission

In exercise of the power conferred under section 5, sub-section (a) and (b) of Myanmar Competition Law, the Union Government has established “Myanmar Competition Commission” on 31st October 2018 with the notification no. 106/2018.

Any person who knows or suspects that someone has breached any brohibition of the Competition Law may file complaint directly to the Commission or through the Commission Office. In filing complaint, the Complaint Form (Form-1) shall be completed in Myanmar language.

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