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CCS-ESS ESSAY

COMPETITION 2016

After a highly successful inaugural

launch in 2014, CCS and the

Economic Society of Singapore

(“ESS”) kicked off another CCS-

ESS Essay Competition in January

2016. The objective of the contest

was to raise public awareness and

encourage debate on competition

policy and law issues in Singapore.

Themed “Disruptive Innovation and

Competition Policy: Friend or Foe”,

the competition invited contestants

to examine the relationship between

the competition policy in Singapore

and disruptive innovations –whether

they complement or displace each

other. Participants were also asked

to discuss ideas on how competition

policy can harness the benefits of

these disruptive innovations along

with the challenges theymight bring.

The competition ran for fourmonths

and attracted a total of 71 entries

from the Pre-university and Open

Categories. The winners will be

announced in September 2016 at

the ESS Annual Dinner.

A group of NUS Competition Law

students with their lecturer, Dr

Burton Ong, Associate Professor,

Faculty of Law, visited CCS on 29

March 2016. CCS Director of the

OUTREACH: PUBLIC

CCS has continued its outreach

to tertiary institutions to help

students better understand CCS’s

work. These outreach sessions

were targeted at students pursuing

business- and/ or economic- related

degrees in the National University of

Singapore (“NUS”) and theSingapore

Management University (“SMU”). CCS

also visited Junior Colleges (“JCs”)

NUS LAW STUDENTS’ STUDY

TRIP TO CCS

Legal & Enforcement Division, Mr

Lee JweeNguan andSenior Director

of the Policy and Markets Division,

Ms Ng Ee Kia, hosted the event and

answered numerous questions

regarding the Competition Act in

Singapore and the work being done

at CCS.

OUTREACH TO

TERTIARY STUDENTS

such as Anderson JC, Yishun JC

and Temasek JC to give talks on

‘Competition Act in Singapore’ to the

Economics students.

To ensure greater comprehension,

economic theorieswerecomplemented

with case studies. These sessions

helped students increase their

understanding of Competition Policy

and Law, as well as the role of CCS

in ensuring a level playing field for

businesses.

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