Competition Law and Economics in Australia, Volume II

Julie Clarke is Associate Dean and Professor of Law at Melbourne Law School.Allan Fels AO is Professorial Fellow at the University of Melbourne and former Chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.Brent Fisse is Honorary Professor at the University of Sydney and Partner of Brent Fisse Lawyers, Sydney.Deborah Healey is Professor of Law at the University of New South Wales and Director of the CIBEL Centre.Mel Marquis is Deputy Associate Dean at Monash Law School and Executive Board Member of CLARS.John E. Middleton AM KC is Senior Advisor of DLA Piper, former Justice of the Federal Court of Australia, and former President of the Australian Competition Tribunal.Rhonda L. Smith is Senior Lecturer, Economics Department, University of Melbourne, and former Commissioner of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

• AcknowledgementsForewordList of ContributorsList of Acronyms and Abbreviations1 Competition and Consumer Law in Australia: Principles, Enforcement, and Comparative PerspectivesJULIE CLARKE, ALLAN FELS, BRENT FISSE, DEBORAH HEALEY, MEL MARQUIS, JOHN E. MIDDLETON, AND RHONDA L. SMITHPart IProtection of Consumers and Small Business under the Competition and Consumer Act2 The Evolution of the Consumer Protection Provisions of the Trade Practices ActPHILIP CLARKE3 The ‘High Public Policy’ of Consumer Protection: The Influence of Purpose on the Interpretation of the Scope of the Australian Consumer LawJEANNIE MARIE PATERSON4 Codes of Conduct and Small BusinessMICK KEOGH Part IIThe Digital Economy5 Consumer and Data Protection in the Digital EconomyKAYLEEN MANWARING6 Data, AI, and CompetitionPETER G. LEONARDPart IIIAdvocacy and Enforcement7 The Vital Importance of Competition AdvocacyROD SIMS 8 Criminal Sentences and Civil Penalties in Competition Cases: To Punish or Not to Punish, That is the QuestionTHE HON. MICHAEL WIGNEY9 Sanctions Against Corporations and Individuals under Australian Competition and Consumer LegislationBRENT FISSE10 Uncompensated Victims of Cartel Conduct: A Substantial Failure in Competition Law?THE HON. BERNARD MURPHY AND SARAH LOCKER11 Remedies under the Competition and Consumer Act: Historical Development and Future DirectionsMATTHEW LEES12 ACCC InvestigationsELIZABETH AVERY, OWEN FISCHBEIN, AND FELICITY LEEPart IVGlobal and Comparative Perspectives13 Australia’s Role in a Multipolar Global Competition Policy EnvironmentWILLIAM E. KOVACIC14 The 'Effects-Based' Approach in the Amended Section 46 in the Context of Comparative Monopolisation Provisions in the United States and the European UnionKATHRYN MCMAHON15 Capacity Building and Competition Law Institutions in Pacific Island CountriesANDREW F. SIMPSON16 Inter-Agency and International Cooperation: A Key Ingredient to ACCC SuccessRACHEL BURGESS, JULIE GLASGOW, AND MARCUS BEZZI17 New Zealand Perspectives on Australian Competition LawJOHN LAND