Global Forum on Competition › Programme and documents
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Session I. Session II. Session III. |
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Opening session |
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Opening Remarks by Mr. Richard Boucher, OECD Deputy Secretary-General Keynote Speech by Mr. Supachai Panitchpakdi, UNCTAD Secretary-General Introductory Comments by Mr. Frédéric Jenny, Chairman of the Competition Committee |
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Session I. Competition and Poverty Reduction |
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This full day session built on discussions first held at the 2012 OECD-IDB Latin American Competition Forum on how competition can help lower the prices of essential goods and services for the poor and what competition authorities can do to help. The session also examined how competition policy can help reduce poverty by stimulating employment, innovation and growth. The session was based around plenary discussions with a series of presentations from, and exchanges with, a panel of experts and country representatives. It also drew on the country experiences as detailed in the country contributions. Panellists
Closing Remarks Mr. Ángel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General
Documentation Background Note by the Secretariat | Note de référence du Secrétariat Call for Contributions | Appel à Contributions Written contributions
Country Presentations
Related documentation Background Note by the Secretariat (2012 Latin American Competition Forum)
Related links >> 2012 OECD-IDB Latin American Competition Forum >> Competition and Commodities Price Volatility, 2012 Global Forum on Competition >> OECD Poverty Reduction website
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Session II. Competition Issues in Television and Broadcasting |
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| This session considered policy responses and regulatory challenges in the television and broadcasting industry. Broadcasting lies at the intersection of both media and telecommunications, and therefore shares regulatory and competition issues with both. The on-going convergence of traditional broadcasting with new media poses new challenges for developing and developed countries alike.
Panellists
Documentation Background Note by the Secretariat | Note de référence du Secrétariat Call for Contributions | Appel à Contributions
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Session III. Key Findings of the OECD/ICN Survey on International Enforcement Co-operation |
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This session considered key findings from the OECD Secretariat report on the OECD/ICN questionnaire on international co-operation that was launched last summer. This session was an opportunity for delegations to discuss the status of international co-operation and possible ways forward for a more effective and efficient enforcement system at an international level. The results of the survey will inform decisions on future work that the OECD and the ICN will undertake to foster more and better international co-operation between enforcement agencies. Speakers
Documentation Executive Summary of the Report by the Secretariat [EN] [FR]
Background documentation >> OECD-ICN Questionnaire on International Enforcement Co-operation >> Improving International Co-operation in Cartel Investigations - OECD Secretariat Background Note, GFC 2012 >> Cross-Border Merger Control: Challenges for Developing and Emerging Economies - OECD Secretariat Background Note, GFC 2011 >> Limitations and Constraints to International Co-operation - OECD Secretariat Issues Paper
Related links >> International Co-operation and Competition
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Final session. Evaluation and Proposals for Future Work |
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