British Monopolies Commission [Pehme köide]

Author's Preface PART I: THE HISTORICAL APPROACH
1. Historical Background 1914-48
2. The Common Law Background PART 2: THE MONOPOLIES COMMISSION
3. The Structure and Constitution of the Monopolies Commission
4. The Scope and Authority of the Monopolies Commission
5. The Investigating Procedure of the Monopolies Commission PART 3: TRADE ASSOCIATION INQUIRIES
6. The Monopolies Commission and Price Agreements
7. Trade Associations and the Competitive Process
8. Trade Association Agreements and Barriers to Inter-Member Competition
9. Trade Association Agreements and Barriers to Independent Competition
10. The Trade Association and Public Policy PART 4: THE DOMINANT FIRM
11. The Dominant Firm and Oligopoly
12. The Dominant Firm and the Competitive Process
13. The Dominant Firm and Barriers to Independent Competition
14. Dominant Firm Activities and the Public Interest
15. The Dominant Firm and Public Policy PART 5: STATISTICAL MEASURES OF ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
16. Unit Production Costs and Prices
17. The Calculation of Rate of Return on Capital as a Public Interest Indicator
18. Rate of Return on Capital and the Public Interest PART 6: GOVERNMENT ACTION: ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES
19. The Implementation of Monopolies Commission Recommendations
20. Economic Consequences of Monopolies Commission Reports PART 7: CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
21. The Monopolies Commission and Future Developments APPENDICES
1. Members of the Monopolies Commission 1949-64
2. A Case Study of the Procedure of Inquiry CLASSIFIED BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

Charles K Rowley