인도네시아 경쟁법(Law No.5/1999)에 관한 연구

14 Years has passed, since the indonesian competition law(Law of the Republic of Indonesia No. 5 Concerning the Ban on Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Business Competition) was enacted. The interest on the law has been increasing as volume of trade between Korea and Indonesia has been growing. The Indonesian competition law aims, among other things, to maintain and enhance a fair business competition in Indonesia. And the law prohibits monopolies and unfair business competition and aims to guarantee equal business opportunities for all individuals and business entities established or doing business in Indonesia. Ant it established the Business Competition Supervisory Commission and provides for administrative sanctions as well as criminal penalties. It seems that introduction of the Competition Law denoted first step of Indonesian government to implement and enforce competition law and policy in Indonesia. Apart from this fact, however, there are a number of laws and regulations, applicable before the enactment of the Competition Law, which provides competition-related rules or provisions, such as the Law on Limited Liability Company (Company Law), the Indonesian Criminal Code and the Law on Industry. More detailed and concrete approaches and analysis not only on legislations themselves but also on legal cases are needed to understand indonesian economic order and competition law/policy.