List of Publications and Subscription Details
Hong Kong, China
The Consumer Council has published a series of competition studies on Hong Kong.
They include -
- "Are Hong Kong Depositors Fairly Treated?", February 1994.
- "Report on the Supermarket Industry in Hong Kong", November 1994.
- "Assessing Competition in the Domestic Water Heating and Cooking Fuel
Market", August 1995.
- "Ensuring Competition in the Dynamic Television Broadcasting Marketing",
January 1996.
- "Achieving Competition in the Liberalised Telecommunications Market",
January 1996.
- "How Competitive is the Private Residential Property Market?",
July 1996.
- "Competition Policy : The Key to Hong Kong's Future Economic Success",
November 1996.
- "Car Parking in Private Residential Development", August 1997.
- "Research Paper - The Practice of Resale Price Maintenance in Hong
Kong", September 1997.
- "Study of Market Practice in the Textbook Industry", March 1999.
- "Study into the Supply of Soft Drink in Schools", June 1999.
- "Standard Discount Arrangement in the Textbook Industry", June
1999.
- "A Study of Motor Gasoline, Diesel and LPG Markets" September
1999.
- "Report on Complaints against the Easy Pay System", August 2000.
The Government has responded individually to a - g
- "A Government Response to the Consumer Council Study on the Banking
Sector", July 1994.
- "A Government Response to the Consumer Council Study on the Supermarket
Industry", May 1995.
- "Government Response to the Consumer Council's Report on Assessing
Competition in the Domestic Water Heating and Cooking Fuel Market", February
1996.
- "Government Response to the Consumer Council's Report on Broadcasting
", July 1996.
- "Government Response to the Consumer Council's Report on Achieving
Competition in the Liberalised Telecommunications Market", September
1996.
- "Government's Response to the Consumer Council's Report 'How Competitive
is the Private Residential Property Market? '", May 1997.
- "Competition Policy for Hong Kong", November 1997.
Since its establishment in December 1997, the Competition Policy Advisory Group
(COMPAG) has studied the recommendations made by the Consumer Council and given
advice to the relevant government bureaux and departments, to facilitate necessary
follow-up actions by the bureaux and departments.
In addition, COMPAG publishes its work in a report annually. Since 1998, it
has published the COMPAG Report 1998 and COMPAG Report 1999-2000.
Individuals wanting to purchase Consumer Council's reports can write to the
Council directly; their address is 22/F, K. Wah Centre 191 Java Road, North
Point, Hong Kong. The government responses can be obtained through the Economic
Services Bureau, 2/F, Main Wing, Central Government Offices, Central, Hong Kong.
The COMPAG reports can be dowloaded from http://www.info.gov.hk/esb/refer/index.htm.