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Competition Law and Policy and Consumer Protection

UNCTAD is the focal point within the United Nations system on competition and consumer protection issues.

The aim of UNCTAD's research and policy analysis is to contribute to poverty reduction and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals by improving the functioning of markets through strengthened competition and consumer protection laws and policies.

 

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Greater income share for labour - the essential catalyst for global economic recovery and employment - UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 26
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2012/2
Status of Competition Policy in Mozabmique
by Alexander J. Kububa and Ana Paula Martinez
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UNCTAD/DITC/CLP/2011/6
Don't blame the physical markets: Financialization is the root cause of oil and commodity price volatility
UNCTAD Policy Brief no. 25
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2012/1
Breaking the cycle of exclusion and crisis
UNCTAD XIII Policy Brief, No. 5
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UNCTAD(XIII)/PB/2012/5
The Continuing Relevance of Development Banks
UNCTAD XIII Policy Brief, No 4, April 2012
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UNCTAD(XIII)/PB/2012/4
Sovereign Debt Crisis: From Relief to Resolution
UNCTAD XIII Policy Brief, No 3, April 2012
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UNCTAD(XIII)/PB/2012/3
Aid for trade: A failing grade in LDCs?
UNCTAD XIII Policy Brief No. 2, April 2012
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UNCTAD(XIII)/PB/2012/2
The paradox of finance-driven globalization, UNCTAD XIII Policy Brief, No. 1
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UNCTAD(XIII)/PB/2012/1
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