National Competition Policy is formulated by the Government of India with a view to achieve highest sustainable levels of economic growth, entrepreneurship, employment, higher standards of living for citizens, protect economic rights for just, equitable, inclusive and sustainable economic and social development, promote economic democracy and support good governance by restricting rent-seeking practices.[1] Dhanendra Kumar was the Chairman of the committee which was entrusted the task of formulating India's National Competition Policy.[2][3]
Objectives
editThe policy is aimed at ushering in a second wave of financial reforms.[4] The salient features of the policy are stated below:
- To guarantee consumer welfare by encouraging optimal allocation of resources and granting economic agents appropriate incentives to pursue productive efficiency, quality and innovation
- To remove anti-competition outcome of existing acts, harmonize laws and policies of Centre and State and proactively promote competition principles
- Strive for single national market.
- Establish a level playing field by providing competitive neutrality.
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ "National Competition Policy Constituted". www.caclubindia.com. 10 January 2012. Retrieved 1 August 2012.
- ^ "MCA draft - Ministry Of Corporate Affairs".
- ^ "Second Round of Consultations on the Revised Version of National Competition Policy Begins Tomorrow".
- ^ "New competition policy will bring down food prices: Moily". The Economic Times. 6 February 2012. Retrieved 1 August 2012.[dead link]
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