The coherence of EU trade, competition and industry policies in the high-tech sector: the case of the telecommunications services sector

Foray, Dominique, Rutsaert, Pauline and Soete, Luc (1995). The coherence of EU trade, competition and industry policies in the high-tech sector: the case of the telecommunications services sector. UNU-MERIT Research Memoranda. UNU-MERIT.

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    Author Foray, Dominique
    Rutsaert, Pauline
    Soete, Luc
    Title The coherence of EU trade, competition and industry policies in the high-tech sector: the case of the telecommunications services sector
    Series Title UNU-MERIT Research Memoranda
    Volume/Issue No. 11
    Publication Date 1995
    Publisher UNU-MERIT
    Language eng
    Abstract We analyze the coherence existing among European Union competition, industry, and trade policies in the high tech sector in general terms focusing on its specific features (externalities, fast progress) and their effects on the emergence and treatment of policy consistency and conflicts. Second, this analysis is applied to the European telecommunications services sector. The examination of this sector and the relevant EU policies reveals a consensus on giving priority to competition. However structural factors prevent policy implementation to reflect much liberalization and harmonization and business responses to trade globalization challenge effective competition. The potential, important role of standardization is shown.
    Copyright Year 1995
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