Competition, Environment and Trade in the Globalized Economy

by Gustav Dieckheuer (Editor), Boguslaw Fiedor (Editor)

There is an ongoing discussion about causes and consequences of economic globalization. The effects of growing international trade, worldwide integration and international policy co-ordination are widespread and thus call our attention. This book focuses on four major topics of the the conditions for a country’s trade on worldwide growing markets for goods and capital; environmental problems caused by international economic growth; effects of increasing international competition; national macro-policies under the influence of increasing international interdependencies.

194 pages, Paperback

First published September 10, 2002