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GOVERNMENT ACTION AND ANTITRUST IN THE UNITED
STATES: WHAT LESSONS FOR COMMUNITY LAW?
By GIULIANO MARENCO
I. Introduction ................................................................... 1
II. The Parker D octrine ....................................................... 3
III. Using Parker as a Shield for Antitrust Offenses ..................... 11
IV. Anti-competitive Effects Stemming Directly from State Statutes 16
V. State Action v. Municipal Action ........................................ 24
V I. R eturn to Parker? ............................................................ 38
V II. A B alance Sheet .............................................................. 52
VIII. Patterns of Reasoning and Dividing Lines ............................ 54
IX. What Lessons for Community Law? .................................... 64
X . C onclusions .................................................................... 77
EEC - CMEA/ EASTERN EUROPE; LEGAL ASPECTS ON
TRADE AND CO-OPERATION
By GORAN LYS]N
I. Introduction .................................................................... 83
II. Certain Features of the EEC and the CMEA ........................ 85
A . EEC and CM EA ......................................................... 85
B. Concluding Remarks .................................................... 91
III. The Issue of Recognition of the EEC .................................. 92
A . States ........................................................................ 92
B. International Organisations ........................................... 93
C . T he E E C ................................................................... 95
IV. Present Trade Patterns Between the EEC and its Member
States and the CMEA-Countries ......................................... 97
V. Changing Attitude by the USSR towards the EEC ................. 99
A . A greem ents ................................................................ 99
B. State-trading bodies before the EEC Institutions ............... 104
C. Negotiating Rounds 1975-81 .......................................... 104
D. New Developments 1984-86 .......................................... 105
VI. Concluding Rem arks ........................................................ 106
A. Political and Economic Aspects ...................................... 107
B . Legal A spects ............................................................. 108
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