As markets become increasingly integrated and globalised, competition policy is facing new challenges. In order to meet these challenges, competition policy authorities have had to adjust their policy instruments, analytical approaches and enforcement behaviour. In such a context, this book examines the methods and tools of competition policy analysis, and contributes a wealth of new research to the contemporary debate. Contributions from leading international experts explore both theoretical and methodological issues of practical relevance for the new competition policy order and gives examples of practical policy adjustments. The book focuses on key topics such as the relationship between competition policy and sector-specific regulatory policies under deregulation and market orientation, and undertakes a critical review of traditional approaches. Presenting new theoretical approaches and a range of international case studies, Competition Policy Analysis represents an essential text for anybody with a professional or academic interest in competition policy.