The first prong of Article 82 of the EC Treaty, which prohibits abuses of a dominant position, requires, prior to the identification of abusive behaviour, evidence that the firm under scrutiny enjoys a dominant position. Surprisingly, this issue seems to be sometimes overlooked. Enforcers, practitioners and scholars have recently paid greater attention to the concept of abuse than to the question of dominance when discussing Article 82 EC. This should not, however, be interpreted as a sign that the law of dominance is clear. Quite to the contrary, the concept of dominance raises a wide array of questions which are discussed in the sections that follo
The previous substantive test in Article 2(3) of the Merger Regulation 4064/89 had as its cornerston...
This thesis first seeks to expose the positive role (if any) of the origins of dominance in the enfo...
The article deals with the issue of abuse of dominant position by undertakings in the European Union...
It can be read from the EC treaty that the European Community shall have as its task to promote comp...
Adoption of ECMR 4064/89 filled a lacuna in European Merger Control. One of the key objectives behin...
In my paper I have emanated from the question when a refusal to deal by an undertaking in a dominant...
Reference 1 1 Abstract - Abuse of a dominant position and the concept of relevant market The main ai...
Competition/antitrust law rules are neccessarry for optimal functioning of the common market with it...
This article aims at providing an overview of the national case law on collective dominance in Europ...
The abuse of dominant position along with cartel, merger and state aid are practices restricting com...
127 Summary The competition policy can be regarded as one of the important areas of the internationa...
The purpose of this master thesis is to define the term "dominant position" of an undertaking under ...
Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (“TFEU”) prohibits abuse of a dom...
This paper investigates the interface between abuse of dominance and abuse of economic dependence, a...
Granting rebates to a customer or refusing to supply a competitor are examples of ordinary commercia...
The previous substantive test in Article 2(3) of the Merger Regulation 4064/89 had as its cornerston...
This thesis first seeks to expose the positive role (if any) of the origins of dominance in the enfo...
The article deals with the issue of abuse of dominant position by undertakings in the European Union...
It can be read from the EC treaty that the European Community shall have as its task to promote comp...
Adoption of ECMR 4064/89 filled a lacuna in European Merger Control. One of the key objectives behin...
In my paper I have emanated from the question when a refusal to deal by an undertaking in a dominant...
Reference 1 1 Abstract - Abuse of a dominant position and the concept of relevant market The main ai...
Competition/antitrust law rules are neccessarry for optimal functioning of the common market with it...
This article aims at providing an overview of the national case law on collective dominance in Europ...
The abuse of dominant position along with cartel, merger and state aid are practices restricting com...
127 Summary The competition policy can be regarded as one of the important areas of the internationa...
The purpose of this master thesis is to define the term "dominant position" of an undertaking under ...
Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (“TFEU”) prohibits abuse of a dom...
This paper investigates the interface between abuse of dominance and abuse of economic dependence, a...
Granting rebates to a customer or refusing to supply a competitor are examples of ordinary commercia...
The previous substantive test in Article 2(3) of the Merger Regulation 4064/89 had as its cornerston...
This thesis first seeks to expose the positive role (if any) of the origins of dominance in the enfo...
The article deals with the issue of abuse of dominant position by undertakings in the European Union...