Competition Policy: History, Theory and Practice

Author: (German) Manfred Neumann
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: For subordinates' policies to be implemented, they must first be incorporated into various laws, and then carried out by the government and courts. To this end, economics and law must form a symbiotic relationship. The target audience of this book is also students majoring in economics and law, as well as economists and lawyers engaged in practical work. The purpose of this book is first to explain the necessity of establishing competition from an economic perspective, and then to introduce relevant regulations in the United States and Europe, in order to help readers better understand the legal and practical aspects of competition policy.