This special issue examines the consequences of the ongoing power transition in the world
economy for global regulatory regimes, especially the variation in rising powers' transition …

When rapid economic growth catapults a country within a few years from the margins of the
global economy to middle power status, does global regulatory governance need to brace …

We evaluate the Chilean law and enforcement record in the area of cartels. We identify the
high probability of cartel detection, severe sanctions for detected cartels, and the …

Despite increased scholarly attention to competition law enforcement against corporate
monopolies, our understanding of this topic in developing countries remains very limited …

This paper investigates the causal relationship between competition and firm innovation and
the impact of competition on firm productivity in the Mexican manufacturing sector. We use …

Cartels, Antitrust Enforcement, and Industry Performance: Evidence from Mexico Page 1
Cartels, Antitrust Enforcement, and Industry Performance: Evidence from Mexico Tristan Reed …

Conditionality is a powerful motivator of reforms in countries seeking membership to
regional organizations, yet once the country achieves membership, the fate of the reforms …

This article traces and examines the lifecycle of Croatia's competition system in the 1995–
2018 period: from its inception until after the country acceded to the EU. It aims to identify the …

This study bridges two emerging areas in the literature of economic regulation: the adoption
of digital practices by national regulatory agencies (NRAs) and the empowerment of …

This article offers an in-depth exploration of the" lifecycle" theory and the evolutionary
trajectories of competition systems, particularly those that surfaced in the late 1980s. The …