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The German Parliament passes amendments of antitrust law focusing especially on the reform of regulatory requirements to curb the market power of large companies with digital business models

Falk Schöning, Johanna Brock-Wenzek, Florian von Schreitter

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On 14 January, the German Parliament passed far-reaching amendments of German antitrust law, the Act against Restraints of Competition (ARC), which also affect merger control. The amendment, also…

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On 14 January, the German Parliament passed far-reaching amendments of German antitrust law, the Act against Restraints of Competition (ARC), which also affect merger control. The amendment, also…

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On 14 January, the German Parliament passed far-reaching amendments of German antitrust law, the Act against Restraints of Competition (ARC), which also affect merger control. The amendment, also…

Key concepts: Parliament, German, Power (physics), Market power, Law, Law and economics, Business, Government regulation

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