Contiene: Part I: Market access through market presence: trade and investment linkages: Towards globally contestable markets; investment and the new multilateral trade context; The NAFTA investmen provicions: prototype for multilateral investment rules?; Prt II: Private anti-competititve practices in a global economy; public and private restraints that limit access to markets; private and public restraints on trade: effects on investment decisions and policy approaches to them; Part III: Market access and competition in technology-intensive industries: technology issues in the international trading system; investment rules and high technology: towards a Multilateral Agreement on investment; policy externalities and high-rech rivalry: competition and multilateral co-operation beyond the WTO