Competition law, regulation and SMes in the Asia-Pacific [electronic resource] : understanding the small business perspective / Michael Schaper, Cassey Lee.

Competition law, regulation and SMes in the Asia-Pacific : understanding the small business perspective -- Contents -- FOREWORD -- About the Contributors -- 1. Introduction: Making the Invisible SME More Visible in Competition Policy and Law -- SECTION 1: Theories and Concepts -- 2. SMEs, Competition Law, and Economic Growth -- 3. Competition Policy and SME Policy: Strange Bedfellows? -- 4. The Competitive Experience of UK SMEs: Fair and Unfair -- 5. Competition Regulator Engagement with the Small Business Sector -- 6. Developing Online Competition Law Education Tools for SMEs -- SECTION 2: SMEs and Competition Law -- 7. The Application of Per Ses to SMEs: The Type 1 Error No One Notices? -- 8. Enforcing Competition Law Against SMEs: Presumptions and Problems -- 9. How Competition Law May Affect Franchised SMEs in APEC Economies -- 10. Chinese Family Firms in Southeast Asia: Special Problems for Competition Law? -- 11. Trade Associations: Competiton Law Advocates or Offenders? -- SECTION 3: Country Studies -- 12. Competition Law, Regulation, and Trade: Implications for Productivity and Innovation in Singaporean Manufacturing SMEs -- 13. SME Law and Abuse of a Superior Bargaining Position in Japan -- 14. Competition Law, Policy, and SMes in South Korea -- 15. Competition Law Implementation and SMEs: Singapore's Experience -- 16. Competition Law and SMEs in Indonesia -- 17. SMEs and Malaysia's New Competition Law: Experiences to Date -- 18. Competition Policy and SME Development in Vietnam -- 19. China's Anti-Monopoly Law and the SME Sector -- 20. A New Competiton Agency Learns to Deal with SMEs: The Case of the Hong Kong Competiton Commission -- 21. The Regulation of Television Programme Production Contracts under Japan's Subcontract Act -- 22. Small Enterprises and Competition Policy in Pacific Island Countries -- Index.