Description:
In this insightful collection of interviews helmed by Professor William E. Kovacic, current and former leaders of competition authorities from diverse nations share their journeys, visions, and invaluable advice. These candid dialogues offer a rare glimpse into the minds of those who have navigated the intricate realm of competition regulation. Their experiences, distilled into practical counsel, provide essential guidance for successors and aspiring competition professionals. Discover the strategies that have shaped competition policy worldwide and gain a nuanced understanding of the challenges these leaders have faced. "Great Antitrust Enforcers - Lessons from Regulators" is a priceless asset for all those intrigued by the operations and inner workings of competition authorities, extending its reach beyond those embarking on or curious about a career in this field.
Review Quotes:
This book offers practical advice to not only head of enforcement agency but also Members of a Multimember Board with various backgrounds, including academics with no experience of working with government organization and expertise different from competition policy.
Reiko Aoki, Japan Fair Trade Commission
This book is required reading for anyone starting in a leadership position in a competition agency and for everyone already in a leadership position wondering whether he/she is actually doing a proper job.
Martijn Snoep, Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets
This book serves as an invaluable resource for competition agency leadership, equipping them with a wealth of practical insights from a diverse group of esteemed agency leaders that enrich our decision-making process. An indispensable guide to excel as policymakers, it reinforces the vital need to ensure that the hard-earned lessons, positive and negative, are not lost and instead serve as enduring wisdom for future generations.
Cani Fernandez, Spanish National Commission for Markets and Competition