The Enforcement of Competition Policy in the European Community: A Mature System
Jonathan Faull
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Jonathan Faull
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In what follows, I will review a number of policy issues and offer comments in arguing the case for the maturity of the EC's enforcement system. I will concentrate exclusively on antitrust enforcement, but it should not be forgotten that state aids policy is also an important part of the EC's competition policy.
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In what follows, I will review a number of policy issues and offer comments in arguing the case for the maturity of the EC's enforcement system. I will concentrate exclusively on antitrust enforcement, but it should not be forgotten that state aids policy is also an important part of the EC's competition policy.
Key concepts: Enforcement, Competition (biology), Competition policy, State (computer science), European community, Maturity (psychological), Business, State policy