Law and Competition in Twentieth-Century Europe (Defending Prometheus)

Author: (American) Gerber, translated by Feng Keli and Wei Zhimei
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is the fifteenth volume in the series "Western Modern Thought." It primarily elaborates on and analyzes the background and historical development of European competition law in the 20th century, tracing its origins. It points out that competition law is not only a means to stimulate economic recovery and the foundation of national economic prosperity but also a basis for the state to maintain democracy and freedom in politics. The state should strive to establish and uphold a legal system of free competition and elevate this system to the status of national economic strength.