Author	United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Title	Empirical Evidence of the Benefits from Applying Competition Law and Policy Principles to Economic Development in Order to Attain Greater Efficiency in International Trade and Development
Imprint	Geneva, United Nations. 1997
Connect to	http://161.200.145.45/docs/en/c2emd10.pdf
Descript	26 p

Describes the theory and provides empirical evidence for the benefits of competition in terms of static and dynamic efficiency and consumer welfare and some trade-offs which may arise. The study further reviews evidence relating to the broader effects of competition on welfare, growth and trade competitiveness, considering in this context some effects of direct governmental intervention. It also sets out evidence relating to the beneficial effects of controlling restrictive business practices and competition advocacy by competition authorities

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International Institute for Trade and Developement : UNCTAD Collection	TD/B/COM.2/EM.10	CHECK SHELVES