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The UK Competition and Markets Authority replaces the Office of Fair Trading and the Competition Commission as the UK's Competition Authority

Matt Evans, Vincent Brophy

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As of April 1, 2014, the UK will have a new competition law enforcer. To date, the UK has been unusual among European Union (EU) Member States in having two distinct competition authorities, the…

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As of April 1, 2014, the UK will have a new competition law enforcer. To date, the UK has been unusual among European Union (EU) Member States in having two distinct competition authorities, the…

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As of April 1, 2014, the UK will have a new competition law enforcer. To date, the UK has been unusual among European Union (EU) Member States in having two distinct competition authorities, the…

Key concepts: Competition (biology), Competition law, Commission, European commission, Business, Competition policy, Local authority, European union

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