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Damages: Who is liable in case of anticompetitive practices?

Martine Béhar-Touchais, Suzanne Carval

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For some authors, the person responsible under civil law would obey to some principles that are incompatible with those of the competition law. This opinion, however, must be resisted. This…

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For some authors, the person responsible under civil law would obey to some principles that are incompatible with those of the competition law. This opinion, however, must be resisted. This…

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For some authors, the person responsible under civil law would obey to some principles that are incompatible with those of the competition law. This opinion, however, must be resisted. This…

Key concepts: Damages, Business, Law and economics, Law, Forensic engineering, Economics, Engineering, Political science

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