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Auction Design to Mitigate Competition Concerns and Enhance Efficiency and Revenue

This article focuses on the situation in which a seller runs the auction and buyers bid for single or multiple items being sold, and discusses proposals to mitigate competition concerns. In addition, similar proposals may be applicable when governments or businesses make purchases through procurement tenders/quotations.

Can Buyer Power be used as a Defence?

Explore in this paper if the concept of buyer power can, under certain limited circumstances, be used as a "defence" by undertakings on the opposite end of buyer power to avoid the finding of an infringement decision under the Singapore Competition Act.

E-Commerce in Singapore - How it affects the nature of competition and what it means for competition policy

These research papers discuss the development of e-commerce in Singapore, the opportunities and challenges for businesses as a result of e-commerce, and the possible competition concerns that may arise due to the features of the online market.

Competition in the Healthcare Sector in Singapore - An Explorative Case Study

This explorative case study explores the healthcare sector in Singapore from a competition law perspective.

ICN 2016 Special Project on Government Advocacy and Disruptive Innovation

CCS, with the assistance of the International Competition Network (“ICN”) Advocacy Working Group and other ICN members, undertook a special project on government advocacy and disruptive innovations.

Post-Action Evaluation of CCS's Merger Clearance in the Dialysis Market

This paper evaluates the development of the outpatient haemodialysis market for a period of 30 months after the merger to assess whether the merger has led to any adverse impact on competition in the market.

Quantifying the Benefits of Competition Enforcement and Advocacy

The quantification of the effects of the enforcement of competition laws and policies is being examined in many jurisdictions for disparate reasons. This paper focuses on an evaluation of ex-ante impact assessment with reference to cases in Singapore, which draws from the practices by competition authorities that publish regular appraisals.