英文摘要 |
Directly, the energy industry is related to the national economic development. Taiwan’s energy industry is particularly protected and managed by the government for a long time. In early times, it adopted the monopoly and state-owned operation method, so as to ensure the stable supply of various energy resources and government liabilities. However, it also resulted in the corruption and inefficiency of the public enterprises. Under the global trend of internalization, liberalization and privatization, Taiwan’s energy industry is gradually stepping into the open status to some extent, but some cases and experiences of market competition failure still occur. In the future, under the conditions of energy shortage and the urgent goal of environmental protection, whether it is for the petroleum, liquefied gas, natural gas or the power industry, it requires management on the aspects of energy saving and decentralized energy supply system, as well as the participative policy-making. The economy does not result from a single person or a single government agency. During recent years, EU, Japan and Korea are accelerating regulatory reform in the field of energy industries. And through statutory requirements for inter-agency prior consultation when they intend to issue an act, decree or order that would restrain competition seems to function well. Competition advocacy not only the FTC’s business but also other government agencies obligate to self-assess anti-competitive effect as a part of intrinsic Policy Evaluation. Based on the thinking this paper suggests that the status of TFTA article 9 should be promoted and establishing a broader environment for competition advocacy is urgent. |