This chapter critically analyses the methodology of the EU antitrust enforcement regime against its stated aim of punishing and deterring hard-core horizontal cartel infringements. It does this by addressing four key areas: (1) the substantive prohibition contained in Article 101 TFEU; (2) the method of calculating fines; (3) the use of leniency and settlement notices; and (4) the use of sanctions at the Member State level, as a complement to the enforcement work of the European Commission. It concludes that there are significant limitations to this regime’s deterrent effect and that further alternative sanctions to corporate fines are needed
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There is considerable debate at present, particularly in the Member States of the European Union, co...
Competition law seeks to foster competition and innovation through the sanctioning of antitrust beha...
Determining penalties for cartels and cartel behaviour is one of thr most important things that anti...
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This thesis deals with the competition law of the European Union, namely with the private consequenc...
Horizontal agreements between competitors concerning price fixing, quotas, distribution and/or suppl...
The present assessment focuses the attention on the antitrust action in detecting and fighting oligo...
In this paper, we examine the new Italian Guidelines on the method of setting fines for antitrust la...
Traditionally, the enforcement of competition rules in Europe has been predominantly via public enfo...
During the past decade EU competition policy has had a clear focus: to punish and deter. The Europea...
This paper examines the current European private antitrust enforcement policy. The European Commissi...
The primary focus of this article is to review the main obstacles in competition law enforcement in ...
One of the most contentious and high-profile aspects of European Community competition law and polic...
Competition authorities are known for imposing enormous fines on companies that have infringed the l...
In the context of globalisation and EU member states’ efforts to overcome the difficulties of the ec...
There is considerable debate at present, particularly in the Member States of the European Union, co...
Competition law seeks to foster competition and innovation through the sanctioning of antitrust beha...
Determining penalties for cartels and cartel behaviour is one of thr most important things that anti...
The aim of this article is to analyse a powerful competence available to antitrust authorities in Eu...
This thesis deals with the competition law of the European Union, namely with the private consequenc...
Horizontal agreements between competitors concerning price fixing, quotas, distribution and/or suppl...
The present assessment focuses the attention on the antitrust action in detecting and fighting oligo...
In this paper, we examine the new Italian Guidelines on the method of setting fines for antitrust la...
Traditionally, the enforcement of competition rules in Europe has been predominantly via public enfo...
During the past decade EU competition policy has had a clear focus: to punish and deter. The Europea...
This paper examines the current European private antitrust enforcement policy. The European Commissi...
The primary focus of this article is to review the main obstacles in competition law enforcement in ...
One of the most contentious and high-profile aspects of European Community competition law and polic...
Competition authorities are known for imposing enormous fines on companies that have infringed the l...
In the context of globalisation and EU member states’ efforts to overcome the difficulties of the ec...