Competition Advocacy in Mexico: Lessons From the Past Decade

Angel Lopez Hoher, Aug 27, 2012

Competition advocacy is sometimes treated like enforcement’s poor cousin; academic debate, practitioners’ attention, and agency priorities tend to be geared towards enforcement across the world. And rightly so, to some degree: advocacy is much more variable in its methods and ethereal in its outcomes. Even worse, it sometimes borders suspiciously on mushy public relations, instead of the solid analytical terrain of enforcement.

But nonetheless, advocac