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... Competition Act 2002 Competition (Amendment) Act 2009 Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practi... the Competition Act was amended in September 2007 to provide for, among other things, the establishm...
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According to the Act, companies involved in M&As should notify CCI about proposed deals as long as the combined annual revenue of the individual companies is at least '3,000 crore.
New Delhi, March 5 -- India's competition regulator has been empowered to scrutinize large m... earlier said that it will require an amendment to the Competition Act 2007 to bring about these c...
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... order to expose the Indian economy to competition; and . * Thirdly, to assign an .important role to ...For example, from June 2007, in liquor business, all foreign direct investment...g. Amendment to Set a lower limit of Rs 1 billion in assets MRT...
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...Competition (Amendment) Act, 2007. Anti-competitive agreements. The langu...
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... or addition to the Statutes or any amendment or repeal of a Statute shall require the assent of..., the time mode and conditions of competition for fellowship, scholarships and other prizes, and...
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The ambit of the Monopolies & Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 was found to be inadequate for fostering competition in the market and eliminating...
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One of main corporate governance problems that plague the investors is the high salaries paid to the executives. Such high salaries were justified to keep the executives motivated. This article emphasizes, based on literature survey, that in spite of the existence of the many perquisites, money is still the single most motivating factor for a person to work and perform in the organization. Compensation should consist of only two elements (1) basic pay and (2) short-term rewards in cash. The perquisites which come in an intrinsic form should be reduced; but, in practice, to satisfy the ego and prestige of the executives, one cannot reduce all the perquisites. Under these circumstances, the perquisites should be converted into cash and paid to the executives. One should take a short-term ...
...These have formed part of Companies (Amendment) Bill 2003, which is yet to be passed. Later, SEBI... 15, 2002) and 'The Economist' (January 20, 2007) have extensively reported about sky-rocketing CEO... which relentlessly drive industry competition. In such a business environment, formulation of a ...
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According to the Competition Act, which was passed in 2007, the pending cases of MRTPC were to be heard by MRTPC itself for two year and no fresh cases were to be taken by MRTPC.
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According to CCP's announcement, when the amendment bill was moved before the Parliament, the Ministry of Finance sought viewpoint of the CCP on the proposed amendment.
... attempting to block the approval of Competition Ordinance 2007 from the Parliament, the Competitio...
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The teaming up of Kingfisher and Jet was the outcome of the extremely difficult times the Indian aviation industry is passing through. But, it raises fears of a monopoly. Has the deal created a cartel that will leave passengers in the lurch? If so, which regulatory body is entitled to look into all the aspects of the deal? We try to answer these questions.
Does the Kingfisher-Jet deal have anti-competitive elements? It cannot be ruled out, since it means fewer options for the public and chances of fares being marked up. Indeed, such airline alliances and mergers have been closely examined by competition authorities globally precisely on these grounds.
..., Parliament passed the Competition (Amendment) Bill, 2007, which clearly lays down that the comm...