MERGEL AND AQUISITIONS CONTROL IN U.E. SOME IDEAS FROM CJUE JURISPRUDENCE
MERGEL AND AQUISITIONS CONTROL IN U.E. SOME IDEAS FROM CJUE JURISPRUDENCE

Summary/Abstract: Control of economic concentrations and, in general, European Union competition law can be considered as a reasonable compromise between two economic concepts: the liberal conception that market law naturally imposes on competitors a competitive behaviour and the guiding conception that the state must intervene to legislate for behaviour that corresponds to certain economic and political goals. Essentially, it is about allowing businesses to engage in free competition, provided they do not harm other market operators, customers, consumers or economic interests in general.

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