The Australian
Dismantling the competition myth
Ask anyone in Australia’s competition law community what transformed the economy, and you will hear a familiar story.
Competition
Research reports
Submission on Australia’s proposed digital competition regime
The Government’s proposal rests on the assumption that there exists a broad global consensus on the need for ex-ante rules for digital platforms.
The New Zealand Herald
The curious case of competition law and Foodstuffs
Imagine a New Zealand where every major company is neatly divided between the North and South Islands.
The New Zealand Herald
Government the real obstacle to supermarket competition
Only free entry into the retail market would tell us if there is enough supermarket competition in New Zealand.
National Business Review
Analogue competition laws in a digital world
Competition law has been with us since the Sherman Act (1890).
Insights
Three cheers for competition (and for Paul Goldsmith)
If you really care about competition, forget about trying to make it happen by law.
Interest.co.nz
High hurdles for international newcomers
If you are concerned about New Zealand’s cost of living, you should think about those regulations that have a limiting effect on supply and competition.
National Business Review
Land rules deter competition
Land regulations are a cost and concern to New Zealand businesses, and they are probably a factor affecting the cost of living through land prices and competition effects.
Business Spectator
The political cost of Germany’s uber-competitiveness
It is the same mentality that has propelled Aldi to one of the world’s most successful retail chains, one that is driving Germany’s astonishing competitiveness.
Insights
‘P’ is for price
Politicians play with the price system at their peril.