Title: Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao PDR
1Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao PDR
Results of Field Survey Presented by Saykham
Voladet Vientiane, 24 October 2005
2Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyTarget Groups
Total Number of Interviewed Persons 50
Persons State Officer/Policy maker 20
persons Investors/Business men 20
persons Other Qualified Persons 10 Persons
3Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyThe level of
anti-competition practices
4Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyKinds of
Anti-competition practices
1Collective price fixing 2Market sharing
3Bid rigging 4Exclusive price
dealing 5Discriminated dealing 6Price
maintenance 7Unfair trade
8Unreasonable high price 9Enter barrier
10Dumping price
5Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyEconomic sectors in
which the anti-competition practices exist
1Processing industry
2Telecommunication 3Trade
4Construction industry 5Education
service 6Entertainment 7Other
economic sectors
6Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyThe impacts of
anti-competition practices in the market in Lao
PDR
7Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyAre there some
policies and laws that effect business
competition in Lao PDR?
8Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyAre those policies
and laws strongly implemented?
9Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyDo we need business
competition policies and laws?
10Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field SurveyWhat kinds of
anti-competition practices should be prohibited
11Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field Surveyconclusion
- Many kinds of anti-competition practices are
existing in the market in Lao PDR. They are
Collective price fixing, Market sharing, Bid
rigging, Exclusive price dealing, Discriminated
dealing, Price maintenance, unfair trade,
Unreasonable high price fixing, Enter barriers
and Price dumping. - The anti-competition practices are existing in
all most economic sectors at medium until high
level. - Those anti-competition practices impact
negatively on consumers at medium until high
level. - The business competition policies and laws are
needed in Lao PDR. - The anti-competition practices should be
prohibited, but public interest should be
excepted.
12Business Competition Policy and Law in Lao
PDRResults of Field Survey
Thank you for your
attention Vientiane, 24 October 2005