Multilateral rules for international competition law?

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to analyze the international dimensions of competition law. Ways in which to solve issues related with the cross-border aspect of business conduct were analyzed under national competition laws. Policy options and the choice of objective of cross-border competition law were also examined. Results indicated disparities between the in principle case for a multilateral competition law and difficulties to its development.

Trade Relations NEC, Competition (Economics), Laws, regulations and rules, International economic relations, International trade regulation

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The question of contingent protection

Article Abstract:

There is a need to discuss contingent protection due to a rise in anti-dumping mechanisms since the Uruguay Round was concluded.

Trade Negotiations, Economic aspects, Antidumping duties

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