International Trade, Regulation and the Global Economy
Lists of figures and tables
Foreword by Sir Crawford Falconer
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: The Implications of Recent Trade History
Chapter 2: The Danger Anti-Competitive Market Distortions Present to the International Economic System
Chapter 3: The Application of a Number of Classical Economic Models to understand the Quantum of Distortion
Chapter 4: Recent Improvements, and Refinements of Singham-Rangan-Bradley model and Introduction to Probabilistic Analysis of the Quantum of Distortion
Chapter 5: Review of Global Growth Trajectory if ACMDs had been properly dealt with
Chapter 6: Some Recommendations to Integrate ACMD Policy into Trade and Economic Policy
Bibliography
Index
Trade, Competition and Domestic Regulatory Policy
Chapter 1: Purposes of Trade Liberalisation and Competitive Markets
Chapter 2: Introduction to Institutions Underpinning Global Trade and Regulations
Chapter 3: The Role of Consumer Welfare in Competition Implementation and Enforcement
Chapter 4: A Brief Introduction to the Theory of Anti-Competitive Market Distortions
Chapter 5: Trade Policies and Trade Remedies through the Lens of Competition and Consumer Welfare
Chapter 6: The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade: A Temporary Fix but a Constitutional Foundation
Chapter 7: Trade and Competition in Agriculture: A Trade Negotiation and Sugar Case Study
Chapter 8: State-Trading Enterprises and State-Supported Monopolies: Beginnings of Consumer Welfare Test
Chapter 9: Domestic Regulatory Reform
Chapter 10: The Role of Property Rights in Building a Competitive Market
Chapter 11: Protecting Property Rights: The Triple Interface between Intellectual Property, Competition and Trade
Chapter 12: Trade in Services: General Introduction
Chapter 13: Financial Services
Chapter 14: Impact of the New Media Economy
Chapter 15: Conclusion
Market Distortions in Privatisation Processes
Chapter 1: Impact of Market Distortions in The Specific Case of Privatisation
Chapter 2: Competition and Regulated Industries: Electricity and Gas
Chapter 3: Competition and Regulated Industries: Telecommunications
Chapter 4: Postal Services
Chapter 5: Conclusion