Competition Laws as a Social Institution: A Case Study of Competition Law in Thailand and its Implementation in the Telecommunic,Used

Competition Laws as a Social Institution: A Case Study of Competition Law in Thailand and its Implementation in the Telecommunic,Used

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This study is aimed at exploring the competition law as a social institution in Thailand, which is to examine specifically why competition laws in general have been a misery but telecommunications regulations have been a blessing despite their very same competition principles. With a normative view, it has been usually explained that Thai competition laws are in general vague and outofdate, compared to telecom regulations which have more regulatory details and uptodate. This explanation lacks merit because competition laws are actually in its early life as well as telecommunications laws. With a sociological view, this dissertation offers an explanation to why the telecommunications authority has been able to give effect to laws while competition authority has nullified them.

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