주요내용

ㅁThis seminar aimed to familiarize front-line competition enforcers with some of the

   more common quantitative tools used in competition analysis. 

   Day 1 focused on the fundamental concepts that form the basis of much of

   economic analysis of competition policy:  demand and supply conditions in a

   market and the price-setting mechanism, finishing up with a discussion of

   quantitative analysis of market definition.  Day 2 explored in more depth how to

   gather, organize and use data, focusing specifically on critical loss analysis.  Day 3

   introduced some basic statistical concepts and techniques used in investigatory and

   adjudicatory settings.  Participants were issued a laptop computer and engaged in

   interactive exercises at the close of most lectures. The objective of the seminar was

   to give participants a basic level of comfort and understanding of the use of, and

   limitations of, simple economic tools in competition analysis.  Such an

   understanding is essential for making effective use of data, whether it is analyzed

   within an agency or presented to an agency by outside parties.

 

참석국가 

ㅁChina, Indonesia, Chinese Taipei, Singapore, Mongolia, Vietnam