| (a) |
To
promote market-based solutions to economic problems through
the enhancement of competition; |
| (b) |
To
conduct research into competition policy and law issues;
|
| (c) |
To
propose the adoption of appropriate policy and legal strategies
for the Asian regional and national markets; |
| (d)
|
To
provide competition policy and legal education and training
for government officials, professionals, academics and
students through the use of conferences, seminars and
other traditional as well as multimedia channels; |
| (e)
|
To
hold conferences to debate competition policy and legal
issues regionally both in conjunction with the Asian Law
Institute (ASLI) and independently. ¡@ |
| (f) |
To
publish research findings and other material via (i) a
dedicated web site, (ii) an in-house publication, (iii)
in academic and professional journals as well as through
(iv) the popular media; |
| (g)
|
To
create and provide dedicated competition teaching materials
and courses involving a cross-disciplinary approach to
include economics, law and public policy perspectives
which might lead to academic awards or not; To obtain
accreditation of courses, seminars and |
| (h)
|
conferences
for continuing professional development purposes from
professional organizations such as national Bar Associations
and other national and regional bodies. ¡@ |
