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Market definition: An overview of EU and national case law

Patrick S. Smith, Bojana Ignjatovic

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1. Introduction The Court of Justice has consistently ruled, since Continental Can in 1973, that a market must be defined as the starting point of investigations in dominance and merger…

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1. Introduction The Court of Justice has consistently ruled, since Continental Can in 1973, that a market must be defined as the starting point of investigations in dominance and merger…

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1. Introduction The Court of Justice has consistently ruled, since Continental Can in 1973, that a market must be defined as the starting point of investigations in dominance and merger…

Key concepts: Law, Law and economics, Political science, Business, Economics

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