International Conference on Reviewing the Global Experience with
Economic Regulation
A Forward Looking Perspective
April 18-20, 2011, New Delhi, India
Presentations & Papers
Inaugural Session
- Ajay Chibber, Assistant Administrator and Director, UNDP
- Arun Maira, Member, Planning Commission of India
- Atiur Rahman, Governor, Bangladesh Bank
- Frederic Jenny, Judge, French Supreme Court
- C Rangarajan, Chairman, Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council, India
- Navneet Sharma, Director, CUTS Institute for Regulation and Competition
Session I – Rationale for Economic Regulation
- Arun Maira, Member, Planning Commission of India
- Ashley C Brown, Executive Director, Harvard Electricity Policy Group, USA
- Rohan Samarajiva, CEO, LIRNE Asia, Sri Lanka
- Vikram S. Mehta, Chairman, Shell Group of Companies, India
Session II – Regulatory Coherence: What, Why and How?
- Dhanendra Kumar, Chairperson, Competition Commission of India
- Vivek Ghosal, Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
- Allan Asher, Commonwealth Ombudsman, Australia
- Mark Jamison, Director, PURC, University of Florida, USA
- Scott Jacobs, Managing Director, Jacobs and Associates, USA
- Yannis Katsoulacos, Professor, Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB), Greece
Luncheon
- Allan Fels, Dean, Australia & New Zealand School of Government
- Pradeep S Mehta, Secretary General, CUTS
- Sanjaya Baru, Editor, Business Standard
Session III – Regulatory Deficit in the Financial Sector
- Atiur Rahman, Governor, Bangladesh Bank
- Shyam Khemani, Principal, Micra, USA
- Frederic Jenny, Judge, French Supreme Court
- Scott McCleskey, Global Head of Financial Services Regulation at Thomson Reuters GRC
- Sharyn O’Halloran, Professor, Columbia University, USA
Session IV – Quality of Regulation: The Determinants
- S L Rao, Former Chairman, CERC, India
- Cezley Sampson, Regulatory Consultant, Jamaica
- Sunil Jain, Opinion Editor, The Financial Express, India
- Payal Malik, Delhi University, India
- David O’ngolo, Principal Consultant, Spellman & Walker Co. Ltd., Kenya
- Joisa Dutra, Visiting Scholar, Harvard Electricity Policy Group, USA and Getulio Vargas Foundation University, Brazil
- Malathy Knight, Research Fellow, Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka
Session V (A) -The Role of Competition Law and Policy in promoting Economic Growth
- TCA S Raghavan, Associate Editor, The Hindu Business Line, India
- Economic Development, Competition, and Competition Law – Kenneth Davidson, Consultant,
Competition Policy & Law, USA - A Diagnostic Tool for Reform – Improving the Effectiveness of Competition Law Reform Projects-
Michelle Chowdhury, Lawyer, Georgetown Law, USA - Economics of calculating Cartel Damages-
Kasturi Moodaliyar, Senior Lecturer, University of, Witwatersrand, South Africa - Reconciling Industrial and Competition Policies-
Deunden Nikomborirak, Research Director, Thailand Development Research Institute Foundation (TDRI) - S Chakravarthy, Adviser on Competition Policy and Law, India
- Peter Muchoki Njoroge, Ex Chairperson, COMESA Competition Authority, Kenya
Session V (B): Country/Sectoral Experiences in Implementing Competition and Regulatory
Regimes
- Scott Jacobs, Managing Director, Jacobs and Associates, USA
- The Canadian Escape from the Subprime Crisis: Lessons from Comparing the US and Canadian Experiences,
Derek Ireland, Economic and Policy Consultant, Canada - Economic Regulation and Antitrust Intervention: Experiences in Gas, Electricity, and Railways in Italy –
Alberto Asquer, Lecturer, University of Cagliari, Italy - Practical consequences of trade off choices in regulatory and privatisation policies: what do we learn from gas and electricity privatisation in the UK –
Devendra Kodwani, Lecturer, The Open University Business School, UK - The competition law and sectoral regulation on Thai energy sector: A review and the forward development plan –
Pornchai Wisuttisak, PhD candidate, University of New South Wales, Australia - Ahmed Farouk Ghoneim, Associate Professor, Cairo University, Egypt
- TL Sankar, Honorary Visiting Professor, Administrative Staff College of India
Session VI (A) – India Competition and Regulation Report, 2011
- J S Sarma, Chairman, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
- Telecom Regulations in India: Recent Lessons and Way Forward –
Tom-Reiel Heggedal, Norwegian School of Management, Norway - Regulatory issues in India’s Natural Gas sector,
Syamal K Sarkar, GoI - Essential Facilities Doctrine: A Case for India?,
Jaivir Singh, Professor, Jawahar Lal Nehru University, India - Ashish Khanna, Country Sector Coordinator (Energy), The World Bank, India
- Steve Thomas, Senior Research Fellow, University of Greenwich, UK
Session VI (B) – Session on Retail, Micro-finance and Real Estate
- Anupam Khanna, Principal Advisor, National Transport Development Policy Committee, Govt. of India
- Regulating Retail Distribution in India: Removing Impediments to Competition and Growth,
Suparna Karmakar, CUTS Institute for Regulation and Competition (CIRC), India - Regulation and Competition: Microfinance Institutions in India,
Santadarshan Sadhu, Kenny Kline, IFMR-CMF, India - Real Estate Regulations: What‘s at Stake for the Housing Sector,
Abhishek Kiran Gupta, Jones Lang LaSalle, India - Joseph Wilson, Commissioner, Competition Commission of Pakistan
- Wang Xiaoye, Director, Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
- TK Arun, Editor, The Economic Times, India
Luncheon
- Governance and Regulatory Challenges: Lessons from India’s growth story
- Suman K. Bery, Member, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister
- Nitin Desai, Former Under-Secretary General of the UN, India
Session VII – Interface between Competition Law and Sector Regulation
- Philippe Brusick, President CUTS Geneva Resource Centre, Switzerland
- François SOUTY, Deputy interministerial director for the Protection of Population (Tours) France and Professor, Univ. of La Rochelle
- Shiying Xu, East China University of Politics and Law, China
- Allan Fels, Dean, Australia & New Zealand School of Government
- Geeta Gouri, Member, Competition Commission of India
- George Lipimile, Director and CEO, COMESA Competition Commission, Malawi