Competition in International Business: Law and Policy on Restrictive Practices

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Edited by Oscar Schachter and Robert Hellawell

Columbia University Press, 1981, 441 pp

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No satisfactory antitrust arrangements covering many countries have ever been worked out but the subject is an important one. The conference reported here dealt with newer aspects of the subject-technology transfer, transnational corporations and codes for their conduct-along with the older problems of cartels and size. This is the best work in this field for some years.

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