Competition is a constitutive property of a market economy following immediately from the right of each individual to pursue his or her own interest. Therefore competition policy is a cornerstone of economic policy in a market economy. In fact, following the lead of US antitrust, most industrialized countries now have introduced some kind of competition policy.
CONTENTS
List of contributors
Introduction
Manfred Neumann and Jürgen Weigand
1. Globalization and the natural limits of competition
2. Efficiency versus market power through mergers
3. Small fi rms, innovation and competition
4. Trade policy and competition policy: conflict vs. mutual support
5. Financial services: consolidation and strategic positioning
6. Political economy of antitrust
7. Dominance and monopolization
8. Identifying antitrust markets
9. Competition policy vs. regulation: administration vs. judiciary
10. Competition policy in a globalized economy: from extraterritorial application to harmonization
CONTENTS
List of contributors
Introduction
Manfred Neumann and Jürgen Weigand
1. Globalization and the natural limits of competition
2. Efficiency versus market power through mergers
3. Small fi rms, innovation and competition
4. Trade policy and competition policy: conflict vs. mutual support
5. Financial services: consolidation and strategic positioning
6. Political economy of antitrust
7. Dominance and monopolization
8. Identifying antitrust markets
9. Competition policy vs. regulation: administration vs. judiciary
10. Competition policy in a globalized economy: from extraterritorial application to harmonization
Páginas : 360
Peso : 2mb.
Formato : PDF.
Edición : Primera
Año de Publicación :2006
ISBN : 978-1845428587
Editorial : Edward Elgar Publishing
Autor:Manfred Neumann
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