Competition Law and Public Interests
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Competition Law and Public Interests

Principles for resolving conflicts and an application to the banking sector

  1. 341 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Competition Law and Public Interests

Principles for resolving conflicts and an application to the banking sector

About this book

Should self-regulation that serves public interests be shielded from the cartel prohibition? Or should public interests have a place in the balancing exercise of Article 101(3) TFEU? Is it legally possible to admit anti-competitive mergers when they are still in the best interest of society? Competition Law and Public Interests covers these fundamental and topical questions, and examines the relation between competition law and public interests in general.
Based on a profound and structured analysis, this book proposes new frameworks for reconciling public interests and competition law. The two new frameworks introduce several new applications of EU (and Dutch) competition law on cartels and mergers. In addition, this book also includes descriptions of the current law – i.e. explanations of case law and authorities' practices. All in all, readers are provided with well-reasoned guidance on how conflicts between competition law and public interests can be resolved.
Competition Law and Public Interests is relevant for lawyers and policy makers with an interest in the relation between competition law and public interests, such as practitioners and academics. For those who handle competition law matters in the banking sector, the book is especially suited, as it contains many references to and assessments of cases involving banks.

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Information

Publisher
Eleven International Publishing
Year
2019
eBook ISBN
9789462749429
Edition
0
Topic
Derecho
Subtopic
Derecho mercantil

Table of contents

  1. Table of Contents
  2. Preface
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Terminology
  5. 1 Introduction
  6. 2 The Goals of Competition Law
  7. 3 The Goals of Banking Regulation
  8. 4 Economic v. Non-Economic Benefits – Article 101(3) TFEU – First Condition
  9. 5 Beneficiaries, Suitability and Innovation – Article 101(3) TFEU – Second, Third & Fourth Condition
  10. 6 Legitimate Objective Ancillarity
  11. 7 Reconciliation Mechanisms for Merger Control
  12. 8 Conclusions
  13. Annex – Introduction to Competition Law
  14. 1 Introduction to the Annex
  15. 2 Anti-Competitive Agreements
  16. 3 Abuse of a Dominant Position
  17. 4 Anti-Competitive Mergers
  18. 5 Competition Authorities
  19. Case Law and Decisions
  20. Bibliography