01966nam a22003137a 4500001000400000003000500004005001700009008004100026020002900067040003000096082000700126110005300133245011400186264007000300300005400370336002100424337002500445338002300470505048000493520050000973650001701473650003201490650003601522650002301558650002501581650002101606942001201627999001301639703MYCC20260310160839.0241014s2023    |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9786218173040 qhardback  aMMSUcULSbengdMYCCerda042232 aPhilippine Competition Commissioneissuing body.  aRISE : bRealizing an Inclusive, Sustainable Economy through competition /cPhilippine Competition Commission 1aManilla, Philliphines bPhilippine Competition Commissionc[2023]  a178 pages :bchiefly color illustrations ;c28 cm  2rdacontentatext  2rdamediaaunmediated  2rdacarrieravolume0 aLong quest for a law -- A pro-poor, pro-people and pro-business competition law -- competition law and economic agenda -- Keeping unfair competition in check -- Catalytic efforts in its formative years -- Partnering toward fair market competition in banking and finance -- enforcing the law and battling antitrust crime -- competition advocacy: power in information -- The road ahead -- Partnership toward a culture of competition in business -- bringing PCC into the future   aCompetition law and policy emerges as the missing piece of the Philippines' development puzzle. While prior economic policy reforms yielded significant gains, sustaining them proved challenging because of the uneven playing field in the market which stifled innovation, deterred investments and undermined consumer welfare. However, the enactment of the comprehensive competition law laid down the path towards competitive markets, which would contribute to a sustainable and inclusive economy.   aCompetition.  aCompetition, International.  aCompetitionvGovernment policy.  aIndustrial policy.  aCompetition-History.  aBusiness cycles.  2lcccBK  c703d703