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Overview
This book presents a new neo-ordoliberal approach to regulating competition. Anti-dumping-measures are analyzed for the effects on international competition and resource allocation, and alternatives and improvements are suggested; from national forms of competition policy a synthesis of international competition policies are derived; a selection of the most important suggestions for reform are presented, compared, and evaluated. Finally, this book offers strategies that might serve as second-best, politically feasible solutions.
Synopsis
Conrad, who worked as a research trainee at the EU Commission in Brussels, Belgium, offers ideas that are meant to serve as guidelines for discussions on reform of international trade laws. He outlines the dominant concepts of competition policy as a basis for an international competition order, synthesizing these concepts into a new neo-ordoliberal approach. Anti-dumping measures are analyzed in terms of their effects on international competition and resource allocation, and alternatives and improvements are suggested. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR