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26. Cover image for 'The Japanese Television Cartel'
The Japanese Television Cartel
A Study Based on "Matsushita v. Zenith"
David Schwartzman
A timely and controversial study of the tactics and impact of Japanese competition on a major American industry
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Hardcover 1994 $89.95 Available Add Hardcover for "The Japanese Television Cartel" to Cart
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Antidumping
How It Works and Who Gets Hurt
J. Michael Finger
A hard-hitting look at the way antidumping arguments are being used to undermine free trade
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Hardcover 1993 $99.95 Available Add Hardcover for "Antidumping" to Cart
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The Economics and Politics of World Sugar Policies
Stephen V. Marks and Keith E. Maskus, Editors
Examination of trade in one of the most important agricultural products
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Hardcover 1993 $94.95 Available Add Hardcover for "The Economics and Politics of World Sugar Policies" to Cart
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Antidumping Law and Practice
A Comparative Study
John H. Jackson and Edwin A. Vermulst, Editors
Scholars, economists, lawyers, and government officials debate American trade policy
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Hardcover 1990 $114.95 Available Add Hardcover for "Antidumping Law and Practice" to Cart
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staticStudies in International Economics

Studies in International Economics includes works dealing with the theory, empirical analysis, and evaluation of international economic policies and institutions, in the area of international macroeconomics and finance, international trade theory and policy, as well as international legal and political economy.

Studies in International Economics

Studies in International Economics includes works dealing with the theory, empirical analysis, and evaluation of international economic policies and institutions, in the area of international macroeconomics and finance, international trade theory and policy, as well as international legal and political economy.

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Robert M. Stern, Professor of Economics and Public Policy, University of Michigan

Editorial Board
Alan Deardorff, John W. Sweetland Professor of International Economics, and Professor of Public Policy, University of Michigan

Kathryn Dominguez, Associate Professor, School of Public Policy, University of Michigan

Barry Eichengreen, Professor, Department of Economics, University of California, Berkeley

John H. Jackson, University Professor, Law Center, Georgetown University

Robert Pahre, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and School of Public Policy

Gary Saxonhouse, Professor of Economics, University of Michigan

Linda Tesar, Associate Professor of Economics, University of Michigan

Robert W. Staiger, Professor of Economics, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Series Editor

Series Editor

Robert M. Stern, Professor of Economics and Public Policy, University of Michigan

Editorial Board
Alan Deardorff, John W. Sweetland Professor of International Economics, and Professor of Public Policy, University of Michigan

Kathryn Dominguez, Associate Professor, School of Public Policy, University of Michigan

Barry Eichengreen, Professor, Department of Economics, University of California, Berkeley

John H. Jackson, University Professor, Law Center, Georgetown University

Robert Pahre, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and School of Public Policy

Gary Saxonhouse, Professor of Economics, University of Michigan

Linda Tesar, Associate Professor of Economics, University of Michigan

Robert W. Staiger, Professor of Economics, University of Wisconsin, Madison

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