Competition Policy: Theory and Practice

Motta, Massimo

ISBN 10: 0521016916 / ISBN 13: 9780521016919

Published by Cambridge University Press, UK and elswhere, 2004

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This soft cover edition is in very good condition. Minimal edge wear and corner bumping to glossy wraps. Internally there are a few items on the contents pages highlighted (see photos), but the text remains 100% clean with no marks of any kind whatsoever. Binding remains strong. Please examine all seller photos.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Competition Policy: Theory and Practice
• Publisher: Cambridge University Press, UK and elswhere
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0521016916
• ISBN 13: 9780521016919
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Very Good
• Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
• Weight: 914 grams
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Synopsis

Offering a complete analysis of antitrust (or competition policy) issues, this study is enhanced by frequent references to antitrust cases and a few fully developed case studies. Although it can be used as an economics textbook in graduate or advanced undergraduate courses, the book is equally accessible to lawyers, practitioners, and readers interested in antitrust issues, but unfamiliar with modern economics. Technical explanations of material are relegated to separate "technical" sections that can be skipped without losing continuity.

Book Description

This book offers a complete, rigorous, and accessible treatment of antitrust (or competition policy) issues, and it is enriched by frequent references to antitrust cases and a few fully developed case studies. Although it can be used as an economics textbook in graduate or advanced undergraduate courses, the book is accessible to lawyers, practitioners, and all readers who are interested in anti-trust issues, but are not familiar with modern economics. The formalisation of the material covered in the main non-technical sections is relegated to separate "technical" sections that can be skipped without losing continuity.