Competition law
Mr John Duns
One 2-hour seminar per week * First semester * City
Objectives On completion of this subject students should (1) have an appreciation of the competing schools of thought on the objectives of competition law; (2) be able to assess when conduct substantially lessens competition; (3) have an advanced understanding of the legal principles which govern Australia's competition laws.
Synopsis The subject examines the restrictive trade practices provision of the Australian Trade Practices legislation. Topics to be discussed include the rationale and objectives of competition law; mergers; misuse of market power; anti-competitive agreements; exclusive dealing; resale price maintenance; penalties and remedies; authorisation and notification.
Assessment Class participation: 10% * Assignment: 30% * Examination: 60%
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