Titlebook: Economic Policy in Switzerland; Philippe Bacchetta,Walter Wasserfallen Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-1658-8These developments, combined with the many changes in the world economy and the process of integration within the European Union (EU), have created an urgent need for restructuring and for policy reform.

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Behandeling van problematische gehechtheidant; as argued in this chapter, the new law has inherited from the previous framework a number of features and concepts which could, and should, be improved upon. The main purpose of this review, which draws on a wider study of Swiss competition policy, is thus to illustrate those areas where we see the greatest room for improvement.

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Environmental Policy in Switzerland: Methods, Results, Problems and Challenges,ot since then: For 1995, the estimated proportions of 1980 levels are 43 per cent for SO. and 65 per cent for NO. emissions.. Moreover, energy demand is much lower, . as well as per US dollar GDP, than in the other West European countries. And the phosphate concentration in Swiss lakes and rivers has been considerably reduced during the 1980s.

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