Ways in which possible international agreements on competition might apply to developing countries, including through preferential or differential treatment, with a view to enabling these countries to introduce and enforce competition law and policy consistent with their level of economic development :
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by the UNCTAD Secretariat.

Description

Related Names: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. Secretariat.
Language(s): English
Published: Geneva : UN, 7 May 2007.
Subjects: World Trade Organization.
International Competition Network.
OECD.
North American Free Trade Agreement (1992)
CASE STUDIES.
RESTRICTIVE BUSINESS PRACTICES.
CARTELS.
INTRAREGIONAL TRADE.
UNITED STATES.
BRAZIL.
ECONOMIC COOPERATION.
LAW ENFORCEMENT.
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
TRADE AGREEMENTS.
INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS.
COMPETITION LAW.
COMPETITION POLICY.
Note: Issued under agenda item 3i, agenda document TD/B/COM. 2/CLP/58.
Material type: Reports/studies.
UN Job no.: G0750811 E.
Physical Description: 23 pages
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