This book contains interesting studies of regulated or oligopolistic industries operating in the changing global environment of the past two to three decades. Topics include semiconductors, computers, telecommunications equipment, automobiles, bearings, construction equipment, nonferrous metals and non-life insurance. A lesson drawn is that government policy and industrial structure both help determine the observed pattern of international trade.
In This Review
Beyond Free Trade: Firms, Governments, and Global Competition
Harvard Business School Press,
1993
496 pp.
$45.00 Purchase
In This Review
Beyond Free Trade: Firms, Governments, and Global Competition
Harvard Business School Press,
1993
496 pp.
$45.00 Purchase
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