num_pages: 141
description: ANTITRUST IN THE GLOBAL TRADING Reconciling U.S., Japanese and EU Approaches This study examines the challenges of negotiating a Competition Policy Agreement in the World Trade Organization. Part One (Chapters 1-6) examines the origins of, and compares, U.S., Japanese and EU antitrust laws and discusses the particular problems negotiators would face in crafting an agreement that accomodates their similarities and differences. Part Two (Chapters 7-9) examines antitrust as an international commercial isssue -- including its current status within the WTO -- discusses international enforcement problems, and proposes a specific structure for an agreement within the WTO system.
language: English
title: Antitrust in the Global Trading System: Reconciling U.S., Japanese and Eu Approaches
titlecomplete: Antitrust in the Global Trading System: Reconciling U.S., Japanese and Eu Approaches
ratings_count: 1
publisher: Economic Strategy Inst