Abusive practices in competition law /
Abusive Practices in Competition Law tackles the difficult questions presented to competition lawyers and economists regarding abusive practices: where and when is the red line crossed in competitive advances? When is a company explicitly dominant? How do you handle those who hold superior bargainin...
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Cheltenham :
Edward Elgar Publishing,
2018
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| Edice: | ASCOLA competition law
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Abusive practices in competition law |
Obsah:
- List of contributors
- Introduction / Rupprecht Podszun and Fabiana Di Porto
- Part I: Fundamental questions of dominance and abuse
- 1. The ordoliberal concept of "abuse" of a dominant position and its impact on Article 102 TFEU / Peter Behrens
- 2. The European Commission's enforcement of abuse cases. A statistical analysis / Lorenz Marx
- 3. Presumptions and short-cut rules in abuse regulation: (where) do EU and U.S. antitrust approaches meet? / Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel
- 4. The pitfalls of market definition: towards an open and evolutionary concept / Rupprecht Podszun
- 5. Exploitative prices in European competition law / Antonio Robles Martín-Laborda
- 6. All's well that ends well? Abuse regulation in the wake of the financial crisis. The interplay between regulation and the application of competition law to the financial sector / Luís Silva Morais and Lúcio Tomé Feteira
- -7. The application of Article 102 TFEU in the EU energy sector: a critical evaluation of commitments / Maria Ioannidou
- Part II: Superior bargaining power, economic dependence and abuse
- 8. Abuse without dominance in competition law: abuse of economic dependence and its interface with abuse of dominance / Mor Bakhoum
- 9. Superior Bargaining power: dealing with aggregate concentration concerns / Thomas K. Cheng and Michal S. Gal
- 10. Unilateral conduct by non-dominant firms: a comparative reappraisal / Florian Wagner-von Papp
- 11. Restraining bargaining power through competition law: superior bargaining position regulation in Japan as compared with the EU / Toshiaki Takigawa
- 12. Ex-ante and ex-post control of buyer power / Stefan Thomas
- Part III: National experiences with the regulation of abusive conduct
- 13. The application of the Chinese Antimonopoly Law to state-owned enterprises / Fang Xiaomin
- -14. Unconscionable conduct in the context of competition law with special reference to retailer/supplier relationships within Australia / Allan Fels and Matthew Lees
- 15. The Italian regulation against the abuse of economic dependence at the crossroads / Valeria Falce
- 16. Unconscionable conduct in France / David Bosco
- 17. Comparative analysis of the Japanese Subcontract Act and the regulations on unfair trade practices in the EU: focus on the grocery industry / Kazuhiko Fuchikawa
- 18. An alternative perspective for assessing abuse of dominance in emerging markets / Abayomi Al-Ameen
- 19. Abuses of dominant and non-dominant position. A tale of (ir)reconcilable views? / Fabiana Di Porto
- Index.