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C-CIER has
envisioned a long-term research
programme on implementation issues
concerning competition and regulatory
regimes in the developing world, with
a strategy to motivate researchers to
undertake such studies and participate
in the accompanying symposia.
The
project will be implemented through
biennial research cycles comprising
writing of research papers, biennial
symposia and publication of a research
volume. The scope of research would be
problems that developing countries
face in implementing their competition
and regulatory regimes. Each research
cycle will select some problem areas
as its theme. Based on the findings,
views and experiences of the first
research cycle, further cycles will be
organised on different themes.
The
project is unique in its approach, as
it would facilitate focused research
on issues concerning developing
countries, which is currently absent,
with an agenda of building research
capacity in these countries. This
would ensure identification of
solutions relevant to developing
countries.
The first
research cycle was held during
2005-07 on the theme “Institutional
Issues in Implementing Competition and
Regulatory Regimes in Developing
World”.
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