Examines the question of whether an international competition agreement should be incorporated into the World Trade Organization.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Senior Associate, Mallesons Stephen Jaques, Sydney.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Is competition law beneficial? 3. Is an international competition agreement desirable? 4. Is there sufficient basis for an international competition agreement? 5. Have existing cross-border initiatives proved sufficient? 6. Would the WTO provide a suitable institutional vehicle? 7. Would a WTO competition agreement promote international trade? 8. Would competition regulation of trade promote competition? 9. Should competition principles be introduced into anti-dumping law? 10. Optimal objectives and principles for a WTO competition agreement 11. What is the optimal content for a WTO competition agreement? 12. What is the optimal structure for a WTO competition agreement? 13. Would a WTO competition agreement be politically achievable? 14. Conclusion: A plurilateral agreement should be incorporated into the WTO Appendix: Draft negotiating text for a plurilateral WTO competition agreement.
1. Introduction 2. Is competition law beneficial? 3. Is an international competition agreement desirable? 4. Is there sufficient basis for an international competition agreement? 5. Have existing cross-border initiatives proved sufficient? 6. Would the WTO provide a suitable institutional vehicle? 7. Would a WTO competition agreement promote international trade? 8. Would competition regulation of trade promote competition? 9. Should competition principles be introduced into anti-dumping law? 10. Optimal objectives and principles for a WTO competition agreement 11. What is the optimal content for a WTO competition agreement? 12. What is the optimal structure for a WTO competition agreement? 13. Would a WTO competition agreement be politically achievable? 14. Conclusion: A plurilateral agreement should be incorporated into the WTO Appendix: Draft negotiating text for a plurilateral WTO competition agreement.
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