Making Sense of Competition Policy

This study explains the economic concepts underlying competition policies and analyzes current practice in North America and the EC. Broad issues are discussed, such as restrictive agreements and collusion, political influence, the abuse of monopoly power and mergers and acquisitions

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Main Author: Fishwick, Frank (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Kogan Page 1993
Series:The Cranfield management research series
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