Oecd Competition Division
Abstract
It is often said that competition policy protects competition, not indidual competitiors. Policies that support this concept promote consumer welfare, choice and efficiency. How sharply does…
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It is often said that competition policy protects competition, not indidual competitiors. Policies that support this concept promote consumer welfare, choice and efficiency. How sharply does…
Key concepts: Competition (biology), Competition policy, Political science, Economics, Public administration, Economic policy, European union, Biology