Titlebook: Markets, corporate behaviour and the state; International aspect A. P. Jacquemin (Professor of Economics),H. W. Jon Book 1976 H. E. Stenfer

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Power and Competitionause of the activities that are important in social affairs.’. In contrast to Russell and Marx I think that power is not only a decisive motive in social science but that it is also a means to realize someone’s economic interest and that it can be used as such a means independently of the distribution of property.

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Theoretical Elements for an Introduction to Petroleum Economicss subject is purely descriptive and rarely theoretical.. In this article we would like to propose some theoretical concepts and a new methodological approach. This could aid a more precise study of the oil business. and, perhaps other industries later on.

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Concerted Action as an Aspect of Oligopolistic Behaviour and Its Treatment in Competition Policyarious types of monopoly. Every monopoly was regarded as ‘unreasonable.’ This was not the case in West-European countries. Even the Federal Republic of West Germany, which of all western countries pursues the strictest competition policy, has not applied a general ban on cartels, as exceptions have been admitted.

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jenrode (The Netherlands) in August, 1974. The conference endeavored to bring together re- searchers in a field where, paradoxically, the underlying phenomena studied are increasingly coordinated and internationalized, yet the observers remain pre- dominantly isolated. Only rarely do they resort to

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International Comparisons in The Study of Industrial Organizationhe field has explored the determinants of corporate performance and industrial structure, as well as the economic impact of public policy. In each case, the exploration involves some form of comparison. Usually employed are comparisons among time periods, among industries, or among firms similarly situated with respect to the aforementioned.

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