Examples of using Anticompetitive in English and their translations into Swedish
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Intel may well have delivered the next day a big fine from the European Commission for anticompetitive practices.
Conducting or promoting anticompetitive actions, including progressive customer advertising(such as chain schemes, snowball schemes or pyramid schemes);
in all likelihood, an anticompetitive effect.
used the same multilateral meetings to coordinate their behaviour and exchange anticompetitive information.
Co-infringers All firms participating in a cartel or another anticompetitive agreement are liable for the entire damage.
However, neither the informal complainants nor the investigation produced substantiveevidence of any anticompetitive behaviour.
Non-confidential information supplied by both parties has been particularly helpful in drawing attention topossible anticompetitive behaviour.
desirable consequences of this anticompetitive behaviour2.
the role of competition authorities and regulators in tackling anticompetitive behaviour; and how to tackle remaining market entry barriers.
Nevertheless, this must not be allowed to become a pretext for setting up market barriers and anticompetitive measures.
even an exclusive purchasing obligation of short duration can lead to anticompetitive foreclosure.
the higher the likelihood that conduct protecting that position leads to anticompetitive foreclosure;
the Commission initially found that the operation would have anticompetitive effects in the gas
The assessment of the anticompetitive and pro-competitive effects of the agreement to abandon the individual research projects must therefore be made as of the time of the completion of its implementation.
This is irrespective of whether the anticompetitive effects result from the creation
However, the key question here is whether the anticompetitive effects stemming from those agreements were immediate
strengthen a dominant position nor lead to anticompetitive coordination of the parent companies' competitive behaviour.
The European Directive of 1 January 1993 has shown some wisdom in encouraging interoperability among programmes so as to counteract the anticompetitive strategies of seeking a dominant position.
the procompetitive elements are analysed and balanced against the anticompetitive elements under Article 813.
mixed behavioural/structural remedies to eliminate net anticompetitive effects.