Overview Of The Objectives And Challenges And Solutions Of International Competition Law

International Competition law” or “International aspects of domestic competition law” are titles by which we apply competition regulation over international trade-economic activities of undertaking. We can use “international competition law” when we do not confront with the absence of multilateral treaty or customary international rules, but use of “International aspects of domestic competition law” results in denying “International Competition law”; because it approves domestic law as the appropriate system to apply over anticompetitive activities. We argue that there are two significant differences between “domestic competition law” and “international competition law”. First; international competition law does not have specific rules in the kind of multilateral treaty and customary rules. Second; international competition law does not have specific institution to enforce its rules. These differences will cause in prosecuting of anticompetitive activities of undertaking in the jurisprudence of domestic courts, even if these activities have international dimensions. So we try to prove the above claims by recognizing the objectives and challenges and solutions of international competition law.