Competition law and development / edited by D. Daniel Sokol, Thomas K. Cheng, and Ioannis Lianos.

Contributor(s): Sokol, D. Daniel | Cheng, Thomas K | Lianos, IoannisMaterial type: TextTextSeries: Global competition law and economicsPublisher: Stanford, California : Stanford Louisiana Books, an imprint of Stanford University Press, [2013]Copyright date: 2013Description: 1 online resource (328 pages) : illustrationsContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9780804787925Subject(s): Antitrust law | Restraint of trade | Law and economic developmentGenre/Form: Electronic books.Additional physical formats: Print version:: Competition law and development.DDC classification: 343.07/21 LOC classification: K3850 | .C653 2013Online resources: Click to View
Contents:
Economic development and global competition law convergence / David J. Gerber -- Is there a tension between development economics and competition? / Ioannis Lianos, Abel Mateus, and Azza Raslan -- Who needs antitrust? or, Is developing country antitrust different? : a historical-comparative analysis / Aditya Bhattacharjea -- Competition law and development : lessons from the U.S. experience / Thomas C. Arthur -- Competition law in developing nations : the absolutist view / George L. Priest -- Resource constraints and competition law enforcement : theoretical considerations and observations from selected cross-country data / Vivek Ghosal -- Competition and development : what competition law regime? / Abel M. Mateus -- Prioritizing cartel enforcement in developing world competition agencies / D. Daniel Sokol and Andreas Stephan -- Contracts and cartels : reconciling competition and development policy / Barak D. Richman -- Your money and your life : the export of U.S. antitrust remedies / Harry First -- Rethinking competition advocacy in developing countries / Allan Fels and Wendy Ng -- Domestic and cross-border transfer of wealth / Ariel Ezrachi -- The patent-antitrust interface in developing countries / Thomas K. Cheng -- Embedding a competition culture : holy grail or attainable objective? / David Lewis -- India's tryst with "the Clayton Act moment" and emerging merger control jurisprudence : intersection of law, economics, and politics / Rahul Singh.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Economic development and global competition law convergence / David J. Gerber -- Is there a tension between development economics and competition? / Ioannis Lianos, Abel Mateus, and Azza Raslan -- Who needs antitrust? or, Is developing country antitrust different? : a historical-comparative analysis / Aditya Bhattacharjea -- Competition law and development : lessons from the U.S. experience / Thomas C. Arthur -- Competition law in developing nations : the absolutist view / George L. Priest -- Resource constraints and competition law enforcement : theoretical considerations and observations from selected cross-country data / Vivek Ghosal -- Competition and development : what competition law regime? / Abel M. Mateus -- Prioritizing cartel enforcement in developing world competition agencies / D. Daniel Sokol and Andreas Stephan -- Contracts and cartels : reconciling competition and development policy / Barak D. Richman -- Your money and your life : the export of U.S. antitrust remedies / Harry First -- Rethinking competition advocacy in developing countries / Allan Fels and Wendy Ng -- Domestic and cross-border transfer of wealth / Ariel Ezrachi -- The patent-antitrust interface in developing countries / Thomas K. Cheng -- Embedding a competition culture : holy grail or attainable objective? / David Lewis -- India's tryst with "the Clayton Act moment" and emerging merger control jurisprudence : intersection of law, economics, and politics / Rahul Singh.

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