Roger Clarke, former Professor of Economics, Cardiff University, UK, Stephen Davies, Professor of Economics, University of East Anglia, UK and Nigel Driffield, Warwick Business School, The University of Warwick, UK

'The main strength of the book is in its innovative structure and also in methodology. In addition to the arguments provided in the book the case study approach helps raising many intricate issues relating to market structure and behaviour of firms. Many of these issues have important theoretical implications and would have been lost in the maze of econometric approach. The theoretical discussions on monopoly types preceding case studies are helpful in understanding the cases. The book will be useful to the policymakers and students of market structure and market control.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction Part I: An Overview 2. Review of UK Competition Policy in General 3. MMC Investigations of Monopoly 4. Methodology and Selection of Case Studies Part II: The Case Studies 5. Monopoly Pricing and Price Leadership 6. Collusive Practices 7. Predatory Pricing 8. Vertical Restraints Part III: Conclusions 9. An Overall Assessment of the Effectiveness of Policy 10. The Case for Reform Appendix

Roger Clarke, former Professor of Economics, Cardiff University, UK, Stephen Davies, Professor of Economics, University of East Anglia, UK and Nigel Driffield, Warwick Business School, The University of Warwick, UK

'The main strength of the book is in its innovative structure and also in methodology. In addition to the arguments provided in the book the case study approach helps raising many intricate issues relating to market structure and behaviour of firms. Many of these issues have important theoretical implications and would have been lost in the maze of econometric approach. The theoretical discussions on monopoly types preceding case studies are helpful in understanding the cases. The book will be useful to the policymakers and students of market structure and market control.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction Part I: An Overview 2. Review of UK Competition Policy in General 3. MMC Investigations of Monopoly 4. Methodology and Selection of Case Studies Part II: The Case Studies 5. Monopoly Pricing and Price Leadership 6. Collusive Practices 7. Predatory Pricing 8. Vertical Restraints Part III: Conclusions 9. An Overall Assessment of the Effectiveness of Policy 10. The Case for Reform Appendix

Roger Clarke, former Professor of Economics, Cardiff University, UK, Stephen Davies, Professor of Economics, University of East Anglia, UK and Nigel Driffield, Warwick Business School, The University of Warwick, UK

'The main strength of the book is in its innovative structure and also in methodology. In addition to the arguments provided in the book the case study approach helps raising many intricate issues relating to market structure and behaviour of firms. Many of these issues have important theoretical implications and would have been lost in the maze of econometric approach. The theoretical discussions on monopoly types preceding case studies are helpful in understanding the cases. The book will be useful to the policymakers and students of market structure and market control.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction Part I: An Overview 2. Review of UK Competition Policy in General 3. MMC Investigations of Monopoly 4. Methodology and Selection of Case Studies Part II: The Case Studies 5. Monopoly Pricing and Price Leadership 6. Collusive Practices 7. Predatory Pricing 8. Vertical Restraints Part III: Conclusions 9. An Overall Assessment of the Effectiveness of Policy 10. The Case for Reform Appendix