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245	0	0	_aCompetition Law and the Challenges of Insular Economies: A focus on French Polynesia and the Pacific Region
260			_aNew York: _bInstitute de Droit de la Concurrence _c2025
300			_a434 pág. _c24 cm.
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490	0		_aConcurrences: Competition Law Review
520			_aThis book provides a comprehensive overview of the progress made and the challenges still to be overcome in order to unlock and support the potential of the island economies. <br> Through in-depth analyses, case studies, and concrete examples, the authors examine central issues such as regulated prices, hydrocarbons, and abuse of dominance, while exploring strategic sectors such as telecommunications, tourism, and energy. <br> The reflections and contributions gathered in this book highlight the specific challenges faced by island economies and offer avenues to strengthen regional cooperation. The shared experiences of the competition authorities of French Polynesia, New Caledonia, and other Pacific territories enrich this overview, paving the way for concrete solutions to tackle the high cost of living and promote sustainable economic development. <br><br> <b>TABLE OF CONTENTS</b> <br><br> OVERVIEW <br> A Word from the President Moetai Brotherson <br> Foreword Oliver Guersent <br> Foreword William E. Kovacic <br> Introduction Benoît Cœuré <br> Polynesian Competition Law: Protecting a Reef Barrier Johanne Peyre <br> List of contributors <br> PART I. THE GENESIS AND FIRST STEPS OF A SHARED AMBITION <br> In the Beginning There Was Determination Jean-Christophe Boissou <br> “My primary objective was to protect Polynesian consumers” Teva Rohfritsch <br> “It was an unprecedented experience for all those involved” Édouard Fritch <br> “The dominant position of certain large groups, whether local or from the mainland, requires an economic governance based on rigor and balance” Yvonnick Raffin <br> “Competition has paid off: telecommunications and air transport are prime examples” Pascal Devillers <br> “The APC’s actions are also favourable for public authorities, since greater transparency encourages the management of public funds” Jean-Luc Lemercier <br> PART II. A DECADE OF DECISIONS AND OPINIONS FROM THE POLYNESIAN COMPETITION AUTHORITY – A REVIEW <br> “Informal contacts are numerous and help to clarify texts and case law” Sophie Bresny <br> Competition and import and distribution mechanisms Antoine Callot <br> Price Control Mechanisms in Polynesia Frédéric Paillusson <br> Transportation of Hydrocarbons: The Action of the Polynesian Competition Authority Arnaud Busseuil and Heiva Sage <br> Funeral Services: The First Agreement Decision by the Polynesian Competition Authority Sets the Tone Nathalie Jalabert-Doury and Emma Moisson <br> The Effectiveness of the Polynesian Competition Authority: The Example of the Telecommunications Sector Patrick Hubert and Quitterie de La Poype <br> The Acquisition of Bolloré Logistics by CMA CGM: Impact of the Decision Jérôme Philippe <br> Regulating Merger Transactions in French Polynesia: Lessons from the Brasserie de Tahiti Case Arthur Helfer, Igor Simic and Marie Minetto <br> The Oversight of Commercial Arrangements in French Polynesia: A Case Study of Carrefour Moorea Matthieu Pujuguet <br> “We’ve come so far, and expectations are high” Makalio Folituu <br> Quiet on Set! Competition in Progress <br> PART III. CONTRIBUTION TO THE REGULATION OF KEY ECONOMIC SECTORS <br> The Opening of the Polynesian Telecommunications Sector to Competition Antoine Callot, Johanne Peyre <br> Competition Law and the Challenges of Insular Economies <br> Transport: Analysis of Infrastructures, Barriers and Regulations in Island Markets Henri Piffaut <br> Effective Economic Regulation Independence from the Companies in the Sector and from Political Power Vincent Jaunet <br> The Challenges of Competition Law in the Energy Sector Elisabeth Moreau <br> Competition and Tourism: Assessment of a Decade of Decision Nathalie Jalabert-Doury and Sarah Vidal <br> Not Every Cloud Brings a Storm: When the Winds of Competition Blow Across the Polynesian Tourism Sector Yannick Lecornu and Hironui Johnston <br> PART IV. THE PROPER USE OF COOPERATION TO BREAK STRUCTURAL ISOLATION <br> The French and Polynesian Authorities Will Continue to Unite their Efforts to Promote the Vitality of the Metropolitan and Polynesian Economies Stanislas Martin <br> Building Competition in the Pacific: Seven Years of Cooperation Between the Polynesian and New Caledonian Authorities Stéphane Retterer and Chloé Racine <br> PINCCER: A New Era of Collaboration and Market Competitiveness in the South Pacific Joel Abraham and Vinitesh Kumar <br> The Role and Achievements of the OECD Competition Committee in Promoting Good Practices and International Cooperation Frederic Jenny <br> PART V. ISSUES, CHALLENGES, AND FUTURE OF COMPETITION IN FRENCH POLYNESIA <br> Fighting the High Cost of Living in French Polynesia: The ISLE Initiative Jérôme Philippe <br> Increasing Competition to Moderate the Cost of Living in French Polynesia: The ISLE Initiative Benoît Durand and Sean Ennis <br> An Overview of Competition Law and Policy Challenges in the Pacific Islands: The Case of French Polynesia By Johanne Peyre, William E. Kovacic and Alejandro Ibarra <br> The Prohibition of Exclusive Import Agreements in French Polynesia: A Plea for the Return of a Missing Law Walid Chaiehoudj <br> Integrating Sustainable Development into Polynesian Competition Law: Between Uncertainty and Opportunity Hervé Raimana Lallemant-Moe <br> Balancing Competition and Sustainability in Island Economies is Not Simply a “Greening” Exercise of Existing Policies Léopold Temoana Biardeau <br> “Greater focus on anti-competitive practices” Warren Dexter <br> “I am a strong advocate of competition and an equally strong defender of the Polynesian Competition Authority” Moetai Brotherson <br> Postface Gina Cass-Gottlieb
650		4	_9203 _aCompetencia
650		4	_9332 _aDerecho
650		4	_aEnergía eléctrica _9500
650		4	_91263 _aTelecomunicaciones
650		4	_aTransportes _97928
650		4	_aMedio ambiente _97929
650		4	_91079 _aRegulación
650		4	_9356 _aDerecho de la competencia
653		0	_aDefensa de la competencia
653		0	_aAntitrust
653		0	_aAbuso de posición dominante
653		0	_aPrácticas anticompetitivas
653		0	_aCrecimiento económico
653		0	_aProtección del consumidor
653		0	_aProtección medioambiental
653		0	_aDesarrollo sostenible
653		0	_aAutoridades nacionales de competencia
653		0	_aCooperación internacional
700	1		_aGuersent, Olivier _eprol. _97910
700	1		_aKovacic, William E. _eprol. _97911
700	1		_aCoeuré, Benoît _eintr. _97912
700	1		_aPeyre, Johanne _eed. lit. _97930
700	1		_aSilvestro, Enzo _eed. lit. _97931
700	1		_aTerrien, Vivien _eed. lit. _97932
700	1		_aEmen, Teuraterai _eed. lit. _97933
700	1		_aLecornu, Yannick _eed. lit. _97934
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