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The Relationship between Trade Policy and Competition Policy : The Interface between Predatory Pricing and Anti-Dumping Regulations

Gurkaynak, Gonenc - 2018

the relationship between anti-dumping and predatory pricing rules. Accordingly, this article discusses the differences and …

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Analysis of specific legal and trade-related issues in a possible PH-EU economic partnership : the Philippine constitution, competition policy, government procurement, intellectual property rights, dispute settlement, and trade remedies

Barcenas, Lai-Lynn Angelica B. - 2015

This paper provides an overview of the Philippines' defensive and offensive interests in a Free Trade Agreement with the European Union in the areas of Competition Policy, Government Procurement, Intellectual Property Rights, Dispute Settlement and Trade Remedies. It examines these interests in...

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Anticompetitive Trade Remedies : How Antidumping Measures Obstruct Market Competition

Cho, Sungjoon - 2013

Through trade policies such as antidumping remedies, the United States government often protects domestic producers at … propose a repealing of the current antidumping statue, an act that would be politically infeasible in the current … protectionist atmosphere of Congress. Instead, it takes a more modest yet realistic stance: antidumping remedies must be sanitized …

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Designing pro-health competition policies in developing countries

Ido, Vitor Henrique Pinto - 2020

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Regulatory standards in the WTO : comparing intellectual property rights with competition policy, environmental protection, and core labor standards

Maskus, Keith E. (contributor) - 2000 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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Trade and Competition Policy in the Developing World : Is There a Role for the WTO?

Gifford, Daniel J.; Kudrle, Robert T. - 2014

This paper considers the possibilities that the member states of the WTO would adopt some kind of antitrust provision. Initially, the paper reviews the historical relation of competition policy to trade policy, from the Havana Conference to the present. It then reviews the conflicts between the...

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Competition Policy, Trade and the Global Economy : Existing WTO Elements, Commitments in Regional Trade Agreements, Current Challenges and Issues for Reflection

Anderson, Robert D.; Kovacic, William E.; Müller, Anna … - 2019

importance of competition policy for world trade is also manifested by the increasing incorporation of undertakings on … economies in the world had national competition legislation, currently, about 135 WTO Members have such laws. These include all …

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The Role of Transnational Legal Process in Enforcing WTO Law and Competition Policy

Shen, Weimin - 2021

This Article creates a paradigm for future studies of the role of Transnational Legal Process in the field of the interface between trade and competition policy to enhance a legal-based trade relationship between countries. It suggests that essential synergies that exist between trade and...

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International antitrust institutions

Budzinski, Oliver - 2012

The paper discussed the economic theory of international antitrust institutions. Economic theory shows that non-coordinated competition policies of regimes that are territorially smaller than the international markets on which business companies compete violate cross-border allocative efficiency...

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Wettbewerbspolitische Instrumente der Welthandelsorganisation

Koopmann, Georg - 1998

In der WTO wird in erster Linie der Wettbewerb zwischen Staaten geregelt. Es werden Anreize für die Staaten geschaffen, den eigenen politischen Handlungsspielraum einzuschränken. Dies kann zweierlei bedeuten: - die Handelspartner verzichten auf Versuche, Wohlfahrtsgewinne für das eigene Land...

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