Etika između konkurencije i antimonopolističkog prava
Ethics between competition and antitrust

Summary/Abstract: Ethical principles have been developed in different parts of the world under different political, cultural, social and economic preconditions. There is no unified set of ethical principles. As a result of these differences, principles of law as to ethics, social conditions and production environments differ substantially on our globe. On the other hand, the increasingly adopted principles for global trade and competition bring products and services from these different cultures to one and the same markets. There they compete under the rules of antitrust laws and unfair competition laws. Discriminations, advantages or disadvantages, depending on the point of view, are unavoidable. There is no short term solution. It is the price to pay for globalization and universal competition.

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