5 Year 1999 concerning Monopolistic practices and Unfair business practices (вЂњ Indonesian Competition LawвЂќ), which came into force in 2000. One attempt to adhere to such concerns, are shown when Indonesia enacted the Law No. The analysis of competition issues invariably requires an assessment of market power, and such assessment cannot be conducted without an understanding of the economic concepts involved. These concerns cannot be expressed in a codified table of rules capable of precise application in the way. A central concern of competition policy is that a firm or firms with market power are able in various ways to harm consumer welfare, for example by reducing output, raising prices, degrading quality of products on the market, suppressing innovation and depriving consumers of choice. large, small continental, island, advanced, developing, industrial, trading, agricultural, liberal and post-communist. Accordingly, competition law will then be found in all continents and in all types of economies, i.e. Currently, there are more than 120 systems of competition law in the world. This reflects the response to the enormous changes in political thinking and economic behavior that have taken place around the world. In the recent years, competition law has grown at an extraordinary rate. case lawsД¬ompetition law is defined to a set of rules that are intended to protect competition in order to maximize consumer welfare. 5 Year 1999 Concerning Indonesian Competition Law, analyzed based on U.S. Wrong use of Per Se Doctrine within Article 15 RI Law No. Final year student at Faculty of Law, Gadjah Mada University

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