Search Results - subject:"Abuse of Dominant Position"

Abuse of dominant position on digital market : is the European Commission going back to the old paradigm?

Kostecka-Jurczyk, Daria - In: European research studies 24 (2021) 1, pp. 120-132

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"Anti-competition agreements" and legal options to pursue claims for damages before common courts

Szydło, Wojciech Paweł - In: The Central European Review of Economics and Management … 1 (2017) 3, pp. 165-188

manifestation of prohibited abuse of dominant position, which is prohibited whenever the dominant activity is detrimental to …

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Esselunga v. Coop Estense and the supermarkets war: the abuse of dominant position as abuse of right

Stefano, Bastianon - In: Mercato Concorrenza Regole (2014) 2, pp. 311-328

La sentenza del Consiglio di Stato n. 1673/2014 ruota soprattutto intorno a un unico, ma fondamentale aspetto: la qualifica dell'abuso di posizione dominante in termini di illecito di mera condotta oppure di illecito di evento. A sua volta, tale aspetto risulta indissolubilmente connesso alla...

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The Single Market and EU Competition Law - Two Pillars of the European Union

IORDACHE, LUCIA - In: Global Economic Observer 2 (2014) 1, pp. 117-128

The interplay between a deeper, broader, well-functioning Single Market and an active and efficient enforcement of EU competition law is at the core of higher productivity and sustainable growth across Europe. This paper focuses on the domains in which competition policy can help to create and...

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Towards an Economics of Convention-based Approach of the European Competition Policy

Marty, Frédéric - Groupe de REcherche en Droit, Économie, Gestion … - 2014

Our paper aims at developing an analysis of the European competition law enforcement dynamics based on an economics of conventions' framework. We question the ordoliberal theoretical foundations of the EU competition policy and we assess to what extent the implementation of a "more economic...

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The boundary of the universal service, relevant market definition, and the postal network organization: three missing issues in the Italian Antitrust case Tnt Post Italy/Poste Italiane

Vincenzo, Visco Comandini - In: Mercato Concorrenza Regole (2013) 1, pp. 215-226

The Italian Antitrust Authority decision concerning predatory pricing and abusive practicesin the postal market by the Incumbent Poste Italiane has been recently annulledon appeal by the Tar (Italian Administrative Court). The paper criticizes the relevantmarket definition provided by the...

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Antitrust law and judicial review

Luisa, Torchia - In: Mercato Concorrenza Regole (2013) 3, pp. 501-532

In this article new trends in judicial review of antitrust decisions are explored, focusingspecifically on the relation between antitrust law and regulation, and on cases of(alleged) abuse of judicial process and abuse of administrative procedures. The differencebetween approaches prevailing in...

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As-Efficient Competitor Test in Exclusionary Prices Strategies: Does Post-Danmark Really Pave the Way towards a More Economic Approach?

Marty, Frédéric - Groupe de REcherche en Droit, Économie, Gestion … - 2013

The Post Danmark judgment may cast the light on the interpretations by the EU Court of Justice of crucial dimensions of the competition policy as: selective price cuts, above-cost rebates, costs test for exclusionary abuses with common costs. As we see one of the main interests of the decision...

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THE ABUSE OF DOMINANT POSITION - RESTRICTING COMPETITION PRACTICE. CASE STUDY: ENI

Mihai, BERINDE; Andreea-Florina, FORA - In: Annals of Faculty of Economics 1 (2013) 1, pp. 54-63

The abuse of dominant position along with cartel, merger and state aid are practices restricting competition strictly …. Improving legislation that regulates the abuse of dominant position has been an ongoing concern of competition authorities … referral to an abuse of dominant position, with special reference to the outcome arising when applying the procedure correctly …

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The Antitrust Treatment of Loyalty Discounts and Rebates in the EU Competition Law: In Search of an Economic Approach and a Theory of Consumer Harm

Samà, Danilo - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2012

In the paper, the fundamental question is under what conditions loyalty discounts and rebates adopted by a dominant firm cause anti-competitive effects. Fidelity schemes, although extremely frequent in the market, if applied by a dominant firm, are likely to be judged as illegal per se, as...

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