254pp., paperback, Cape Town, 2020.

"This compelling book demonstrates empirically and theoretically how barriers to entry into South African markets protect incumbents, exclude entrants (including the historically disadvantaged black population), and undermine the very legitimacy of South Africa's market economy and post-apartheid social compact. The authors offer an agenda to meet the urgent challenge." Eleanor Fox, Walter J. Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation at New York University School of Law

Contributions include:
"Contesting the Skies: entry and rivalry in the South African airline industry" by Thando Vilakazi
"Assessing the Record of Competition Law Enforcement in Opening Up the Economy" by Simon Roberts
"Key Competition Challenges in the South African Economy: large firms, concentration and Lack of Dynamism" by Jason Bell and Sumayya Goga
"Confronting Entry Barriers in South Africa's Grocery Retail Sector" by Shingie Chisoro-Dube and Reena das Nair.

OPENING THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY, barriers to entry and competition

: Vilakazi (T.), Goga (S.) & Roberts (S.) eds.

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