The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... TRADE To erudite competition lawyers , the common law doctrine of restraint of trade is rather a quaint one . We frequently assume that it has been overtaken by competition law but this is not so . In Australia s 4M ( a ) Trade ...
... TRADE To erudite competition lawyers , the common law doctrine of restraint of trade is rather a quaint one . We frequently assume that it has been overtaken by competition law but this is not so . In Australia s 4M ( a ) Trade ...
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... trade names , branding and advertising . Broadly speaking this anomaly is explained in the economic literature in one of two ways . Either the trade names are a barrier to competition designed to create super - normal prof- its an anti ...
... trade names , branding and advertising . Broadly speaking this anomaly is explained in the economic literature in one of two ways . Either the trade names are a barrier to competition designed to create super - normal prof- its an anti ...
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NZLJ. WORLD TRADE BULLETIN Gavin McFarlane of Titmuss Sainer Dechert , London and London Guildhall University writes about important recent developments in world trade in a column commissioned by Butterworths ( UK ) Tax Journal not just ...
NZLJ. WORLD TRADE BULLETIN Gavin McFarlane of Titmuss Sainer Dechert , London and London Guildhall University writes about important recent developments in world trade in a column commissioned by Butterworths ( UK ) Tax Journal not just ...
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