EU: Competition

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university law Mind Map on EU: Competition, created by KD >< on 06/05/2013.
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EU: Competition
  1. Arts 101
    1. Undertakings defined by ECJ
      1. High Authority
        1. Definition: wide term, almost anythging of legal capacity that is engaged in an economic activity
        2. Bosman: may include public body if it exercise economic activity
        3. Character of prohibited agreements
          1. Agreement between undertakings
            1. 1- carry with it some form of collusion,
              1. 2- the agreement must be collusive
                1. 3- This is to distinguishing from unilateral acts
                  1. Tepea : include informal, oral arrangement
                  2. Ddecision of an association of undertakings
                    1. Example: fixing prices, requiring specific discounts, requiring collective boycotts
                      1. Unilateral policy: need to prove “tacit acquiescence” (implicit consent) of other party (Bayer case)
                        1. Thus: unilateral conduct + tacit acquiescence = agreement
                        2. Concerted practice
                          1. KEY: it is more disguised or hidden and is generally informal.
                            1. Dyestuffs (1972): it is not a contract yet, also not yet an obliged agreement that parties must follow, but its mutual understanding of the parties, and they follow it in practice.
                              1. ICI case: 'oligoply': means the majority of a market is controlled by a few undertaking rather than a single body
                              2. Type of agreements
                                1. Horizontal
                                  1. Vertical
                              3. The effect on trade between MS
                                1. Art 101 states that the “agreement may affect trade between MS”
                                2. AIMS:
                                  1. avoid the possibility of restrictivepractices and agreements
                                    1. prevent large business from abusing their economic dominance in the market
                                      1. to ensure that, within the certain limits, the public sector observes the same rules
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