European Community Competition Law and Member State Action
John Temple Lang
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John Temple Lang
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Article 90 of the European Economic Community Treaty ("Treaty") prohibits member states from authorizing or ordering behavior infringing upon European Economic Community ("Community") antitrust law, even in the case of state enterprises. Indeed, Community law does not include a state action doctrine. However, it is not yet clear to what degree this prohibition prevents member state measures having competition-restricting effects. This article considers that question.
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Article 90 of the European Economic Community Treaty ("Treaty") prohibits member states from authorizing or ordering behavior infringing upon European Economic Community ("Community") antitrust law, even in the case of state enterprises. Indeed, Community law does not include a state action doctrine. However, it is not yet clear to what degree this prohibition prevents member state measures having competition-restricting effects. This article considers that question.
Key concepts: Competition law, Member state, Member states, Competition (biology), European community, Law and economics, Political science, Business