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December 2002

APEC Training Program on Competition Policy, 2002

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This study will investigate the effects of such policy on the competitiveness of firms in developing economies and economies in transition.

Program
Keynote Speech - Competition Law/ Policy and Industry Policy for Development
Keynote Speech - Latest Development of International Competition Law/ Policy
Summary of “Competition Advocacy” Group
Summary of “Capacity Building for Effective Enforcement” Group
Welcome Addresses
Country Report of “Competition Advocacy” Group
Country Report of “Capacity Building for Effective Enforcement” Group