Antitrust Educators Should Teach Cultural Differences in the Global Economy

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Paul Nihoul, Jun 12, 2015

As a Belgian, I am sensitive to the variety of cultures existing in a given territory. In my country, there are, at least, three different cultures. People speak Dutch, French, and German—not to mention other languages spoken by immigrants coming from Europe or elsewhere.

The situation in Belgium is hardly different from that existing on the European continent elsewhere. In the European Union, three lan