South Africa's post-apartheid economic transformation project has not generally delivered a
“better life for all” as promised at the dawn of democracy. While most middle and upper …

In recent years there has been increased attention, once more, on regional integration and
its potential contribution to African economic development. However, there are very different …

Economic growth requires structural transformation of the economy, and growing the
manufacturing sector in particular (Tregenna, 2008; McMillan and Rodrik, 2011; Felipe et al …

Anti-competitive conduct involves firms misrepresenting their behaviour and manipulating
markets. In sector case studies of cement and fertiliser, the authors find that collusion in …

Power asymmetries in the governance of value chains mean that inequalities in access to
resources and share of value added are skewed against smaller players. Policies enforcing …

At a glance, this study is a critique of local development policies with specific reference to
the Buffalo City and Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipalities in the Eastern Cape. The …

The competition authorities have devoted considerable time and energy to investigating
anticompetitive conduct in the broad area of liquid fuel, gas and related products, where …

There has been a phenomenal growth in the adoption of competition laws, with the number
of countries having such legislation increasing to over 100 in 2011 (ICN, 2011). 2 The …

The Interface of Competition Law, Industrial Policy and Development Concerns Page 1 Munich
Studies on Innovation and Competition 8 Balthasar Strunz The Interface of Competition Law …

Power asymmetries in value chains mean that inequalities in returns, access to key
resources and share of value added are reinforced and skewed against smaller players …