Zloupotreba dominantnog položaja i stvaranje merger-a u pravu konkurencije EU i Srbije
Abuse of the Dominant Position and Merger Controle in the EU and Serbian Competition Law

Material Law and Case Studies

Author(s): Ivanka Spasić
Subject(s): International Law, Law on Economics
Published by: Institut za uporedno pravo
Keywords: Abuse of dominant position; Relevant market; Market power; Geographic market; Product Market; Merger Controle
Summary/Abstract: Competition law in EU regulates the basic questions of functioning of the fair competition on the single free market. Community competition law, as a part of European community law, is consisted of several “parts”, having in mind kind of the threat for functioning of competition on the market. These parts are restrictive agreements, abuse of dominant position, merger controle (concentration making), state mesures and (state) monopolies. Serbian competititon law has been regulated with the “Law concerning the protection of the competiton”. This Law is consisted of material and enforcement rules (rules concerning the Comision). National Commission is a special body made for defending the freedam of competitotn on the market. This article analyses the most importante questions conected with abuse of dominant position and merger controle in both European Comunity and Serbian Competititon law; their simillarities and differences, the level of harmonisation wich had been realised by Serbian competition law in this area, and the necessary changes which must be done to improve the funkcionality of the whole system of competititon.

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