24/02: 3rd edition of the OECD Competition Open Day will tackle sustainability, killer acquisitions, economic recovery and economics of digital ecosystems. Registration is now open.
Read moreCheck out our competition policy responses to the COVID-19 crisis.
Read moreThe call for proposals has now closed. The authors of selected proposals will be informed in due course in order that they may begin their research. We look forward to welcoming all interested parties to discuss and help to develop this research at an open workshop on Gender Inclusive Competition Policy 25 February 2021.
Read moreWell-designed competition law, effective enforcement and competition-based economic reform promote growth and employment while making economies more flexible and innovative. The OECD actively encourages governments to tackle anti-competitive practices and fosters market-oriented reform throughout the world.
2021 VIRTUAL OECD COMPETITION OPEN DAY On 24 February, the 3rd virtual edition of the Open day will focus on Competitive effects of killer acquisitions, Sustainability and competition, Competition and the economic recovery and Economics of digital ecosystems. » Registration and detailed programme here » Follow the debate in our LinkedIn event
Missed the 2019 edition? Read more about the 2020 Open day webpage • Full-day webcast • Documentation • Agenda 2020 GLOBAL FORUM ON COMPETITION 7-10 December: The 19th edition of the Forum was held virtually included a keynote address by Margrethe Vestager and focused on Competition policy: Time for a reset?, Abuse of dominance in digital markets , Economic analysis in merger investigations and the Use of market studies to tackle emerging competition issues. Missed the Forum? Access the programme and materials • Watch Day 1 live on Youtube GENDER INCLUSIVE COMPETITION POLICYNew project call for proposals to further develop research on competition and gender. » Submit your proposal by 1 October 2020 » Join our dedicated LinkedIn group to follow what's new on the topic FOSTERING COMPETITION IN ASEAN Bangkok, 16/09: Thailand was the first ASEAN member state to have its reports launched in the framework of the project Fostering Competition in ASEAN. The project aims at identifying regulations that hinder the efficient functioning of markets and create an unlevel playing field for business in all ten ASEAN member states. |
INTERNATIONAL CARTELS DATABASE Access our new database of international cartels with over 200 references since 2012 from approximately 50 jurisdictions. COMPETITION POLICY RESPONSES TO COVID-19 Check out our notes on how competition policy is being affected by the COVID crisis. » Acess our notes and other materials Discover new and unique data on agencies’ resources, cartel detection, sanctions, abuse of dominance and merger reviews. » View the statistical highlights 2020 LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN COMPETITION FORUM 28-29 September 2020: The 2020 virtual edition of the OECD-IDB LAC Competition Forum will tackle Digital Evidence Gathering in Cartel Investigations and explore Ecuador's competition law and policy through a peer review. |
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