Routledge - Free Trade and Competition in the EEC Law Book

Gain a deep understanding of the legal frameworks governing European economic relations with Free Trade and Competition in the EEC: Law, Policy and Practice. Published by Routledge, this academic text examines the scope of free trade within the European Economic Community and explores the specific conditions under which a State can operate within the Market through controlled undertakings. This book provides a detailed analysis of how Member States interact with free market forces. It investigates the legal boundaries regarding whether state actions infringe upon the principle of free competition and addresses the complex question of state liability for such interventions. For students and professionals in international business and law, this resource assesses the separate liability of both public and private enterprises. It is particularly useful for understanding how entities operate within heavily state-regulated environments and the potential for anti-competitive behavior. This text serves as a comprehensive guide to the legal and policy-driven realities of the EEC market.