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Object restriction: Advocate General Bobek proposes to the Court of Justice of the European Union, following a request for a preliminary ruling submitted by the Hungarian Supreme Court, an analytical method aiming at drawing the line between a restriction of competition by ‘object' or by ‘effect' (Gazdasági Versenyhivatal / Budapest Bank)

Michel Debroux

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Loyal readers of this column are well aware of the debates on the distinction between restrictions of competition by object and by effect. One keeps in mind, of course, the Groupement CB…

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Loyal readers of this column are well aware of the debates on the distinction between restrictions of competition by object and by effect. One keeps in mind, of course, the Groupement CB…

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Loyal readers of this column are well aware of the debates on the distinction between restrictions of competition by object and by effect. One keeps in mind, of course, the Groupement CB…

Key concepts: Supreme court, Law, Object (grammar), Economic Justice, Political science, European union, Competition (biology), European court of justice

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Object restriction: Advocate General Bobek proposes to the Court of Justice of the European Union, following a request for a preliminary ruling submitted by the Hungarian Supreme Court, an analytical method aiming at drawing the line between a restriction of competition by ‘object' or by ‘effect' (Gazdasági Versenyhivatal / Budapest Bank) — Research Paper | ScholarLens