| BEJČEK, Josef. Transition Countries Facing Transitory Competition Rules: Moving Shooter Taking Aim at a Moving Target. In ZÄCH, Roger and Andreas HEINEMANN. The Development of Competition Law , Global Perspectives. 1st edition. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2010, p. 181 - 208. ASCOLA COMPETITION LAW. ISBN 978-1-84844-446-1. |
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@inbook{879342,
author = {Bejček, Josef and Zäch, Roger and Heinemann, Andreas},
address = {Cheltenham},
booktitle = {The Development of Competition Law , Global Perspectives},
edition = {1st edition},
keywords = {Economic and legal transition; competitive culture; path - dependence;Czech Civil Code; Czech Economic Code; Czech Code of International Trade;antitrust policy; developments in Czech antitrust law},
language = {eng},
location = {Cheltenham},
isbn = {978-1-84844-446-1},
pages = {181 - 208},
publisher = {Edward Elgar},
title = {Transition Countries Facing Transitory Competition Rules: Moving Shooter Taking Aim at a Moving Target},
year = {2010}
}
TY - CHAP
ID - 879342
AU - Bejček, Josef - Zäch, Roger - Heinemann, Andreas
PY - 2010
TI - Transition Countries Facing Transitory Competition Rules: Moving Shooter Taking Aim at a Moving Target
VL - ASCOLA COMPETITION LAW
PB - Edward Elgar
CY - Cheltenham
SN - 9781848444461
KW - Economic and legal transition
KW - competitive culture
KW - path - dependence;Czech Civil Code
KW - Czech Economic Code
KW - Czech Code of International Trade;antitrust policy
KW - developments in Czech antitrust law
N2 - Adopting of standard antitrust rules was hindered by some structural and economical and social obstacles in transitory countries; the effect of path-dependence was obvious. The solution could not be simple privatization of former state monopolies. The development and real impact of antitrust regulation used to be strongly influenced by some "first come-first served" economically and politically powerful privatizing groups that were able to take political measures being implemented before the legal regulation itself. Czech economic transformation is an example of putting through a far-reaching social change without having sufficient institutional frame. The importance of the institutional framework of the economic transition has been underestimated and neglected. The impact of an obstinate economic relativeness ("more economic approach") under the parole "everything depends" , or "just short-term consumer benefit counts" may be similarly devastating especially in the "new" EU member states with a newly established fragile institutional frame and would-be competition culture.
ER -
BEJČEK, Josef. Transition Countries Facing Transitory Competition Rules: Moving Shooter Taking Aim at a Moving Target. In ZÄCH, Roger and Andreas HEINEMANN. \textit{The Development of Competition Law , Global Perspectives}. 1st edition. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2010, p.~181 - 208. ASCOLA COMPETITION LAW. ISBN~978-1-84844-446-1.
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