Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. FOREWORD ix
4. About the Contributors xi
5. 1. Introduction: Making the Invisible SME More Visible in Competition Policy and Law 1
6. Section 1: Theories And Basic Concepts
7. 2. Smes, Competition Law, and Economic Growth 17
8. 3. Competition Policy and Sme Policy: Strange Bedfellows? 49
9. 4. The Competitive Experience of Uk Smes: Fair and Unfair 65
10. 5. Competition Regulator Engagement with the Small 85 Business Sector 85
11. 6. Developing Online Competition Law Education Tools 103 for SMEs 103
12. Section 2: Smes And Competition Law
13. 7. The Application of Per Ses to Smes: The Type 1 Error 123 No One Notices? 123
14. 8. Enforcing Competition Law Against SMEs: Presumptions and Problems 143
15. 9. How Competition Law May Affect Franchised SMEs in Apec Economies 156
16. 10. Chinese Family Firms in Southeast Asia: Special Problems for Competition Law? 175
17. 11. Trade Associations: Competition Law Advocates or 192 Offenders? 192
18. Section 3: Country Studies
19. 12. Competition Law, Regulation, and Trade: Implications for Productivity and Innovation in Singaporean Manufacturing SMEs 211
20. 13. SME Law and Abuse of a Superior Bargaining Position 230 in Japan 230
21. 14. Competition Law, Policy, and Smes in South Korea 243
22. 15. Competition Law Implementation and Smes: Singapore’s Experience 258
23. 16. Competition Law and SMEs in Indonesia 276
24. 17. Smes and Malaysia’s New Competition Law: Experiences to Date 292
25. 18. Competition Policy and SME Development in Vietnam 309
26. 19. China’s Anti-Monopoly Law and the SME Sector 328
27. 20. A New Competition Agency Learns to Deal with Smes: The Case of the Hong Kong Competition Commission 345
28. 21. The Regulation of Television Programme Production 359 Contracts under Japan’s Subcontract Act 359
29. 22. Small Enterprises and Competition Policy in Pacific Island Countries 370
30. index 387