Titlebook: Business Economics; Paul R. Ferguson,Glenys J. Ferguson,R. Rothschild Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 busine

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Government and the Firm: The Impact of Economic Management,e-owned industries, electricity and coal, and with private sector oil companies. During this period, pricing and investment decisions were governed by state guidelines designed to ensure that the gas industry was run in the interest of society.

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Competition Policy Government Regulation of Competitive Behaviour,t in the British Isles. In 1991 they were fined respectively ECU 30 million and ECU 17 million by the Commission of the European Community for infringement of the EC’s competition rules. For several years the two firms had operated a collusive arrangement to split the European market. This eliminate

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The Natural Environment: Problems and Opportunities,emical firms to publish their annual output of specified hazardous chemicals. In 1987 countries signing the Montreal Protocol agreed . the manufacture of Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) would be halved by the year 2000. Restrictions affecting the chemical industry are likely to become even tighter. For i

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Macmillan Engineering Craft Seriesement of the EC’s competition rules. For several years the two firms had operated a collusive arrangement to split the European market. This eliminated competition between them since each firm had a ‘local’ monopoly position.