This book analyses the vertical relationships of firms in an
international context. These relationships, Khalid Sekkat argues,
have gained further relevance due to the notable increase in
vertical specialization of production across borders in the past
few years. The author discusses the objectives and instruments
employed in vertical control, the reasons for the choice of
instruments made and the way in which national and foreign policy
and institutions interact with firms' strategy. Each chapter
provides a theoretical analysis of the motivation of firms and
their interactions with public policies as well as empirical
evidence that underpins the theories presented. This book offers
new perspectives for the analysis of the firm's vertical
relationships in the global economy and will be of great interest
to students and researchers as well as those working in
international institutions and lawyers dealing with economic
issues.
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