Book Review on "The Relevant Market in International Economic Law" such as National Treatment

What is it about?

The Relevant Market in International Economic Law treats the problem of drawing up legal comparisons between products to determine whether they are ‘like’ or ‘directly competitive’ in the context of national treatment obligations – a test that the author treats as the WTO law equivalent to the determination of the relevant market in antitrust systems.

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Why is it important?

The book focuses on the evolution and utilization of the main WTO national treatment provisions applicable to goods – Articles III:2 and III:4 of GATT – and the role of economics in case law by comparing the WTO legal system with the antitrust systems in the US and the EU.