Empirical study: the urgency of extraterritorial principles in business competition law in Indonesia

Jurnal Indovisi December 07, 2025 Volume 7, Number 3 8 authors

Abstract

Today's fast-paced economy makes business transactions seamless and seamless. Transactions are no longer only local, but also spread across countries. The economic system in this modern era 'obliges' a country to be able to properly apply business competition law. One of the functions of business competition law is as a means of controlling the abuse of economic power by business actors by preventing monopolistic practices and unfair business competition. Meanwhile, in Law no. 5/1999, the ICC has no extraterritorial powers. The research method used in this research is normative juridical by making Law No. 5 Year 1999 as the object of study.

Authors

  1. Chandra Setiawan

    President University

  2. Fennieka Kristianto

    President University

  3. Perina Amelia

    President University

  4. Dania Sabrina

    President University, Bekasi

  5. Andryan Maju Kevin Martin Purba

    President University, Bekasi

  6. Kezia Sharon Christabella

    President University, Bekasi

  7. Nadya Nadya

    President University, Bekasi

  8. Reygita Yusiani

    President University, Bekasi

Keywords

Business law competitionExtraterritorialKPPU

References

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