Routledge Free Trade and Competition in the EEC - Law, Policy and Practice

This comprehensive Routledge book examines free trade dynamics within the European Economic Community and establishes the legal conditions under which Member States may operate through controlled undertakings. It analyses how states can influence market forces whilst maintaining competition principles, explores state liability for anti-competitive actions, and assesses the separate accountability of both public and private enterprises operating within heavily regulated environments. The work provides essential insights into the complex interplay between state control and fair competition law, making it invaluable for legal professionals, economists, policymakers, and academics studying European trade regulation and competition policy.