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The Bulgarian Competition Authority approves commitments in a case of alleged abuse of dominant position (MPT/SP Dina)

Nikolai T. Gouginski

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By a decision of 22 May 2012 the Commission on Protection of Competition (the “CPC”) approved proposal for commitments (the “Commitments Decision”) by a bus station operator in the framework of an…

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By a decision of 22 May 2012 the Commission on Protection of Competition (the “CPC”) approved proposal for commitments (the “Commitments Decision”) by a bus station operator in the framework of an…

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By a decision of 22 May 2012 the Commission on Protection of Competition (the “CPC”) approved proposal for commitments (the “Commitments Decision”) by a bus station operator in the framework of an…

Key concepts: Competition (biology), Position (finance), Commission, Regulatory authority, Business, Law, Competition law, Political science

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