Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Market fragmentation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Potential competition problems identified included entry barriers, market fragmentation along national lines
Increased market fragmentation due to the differentiated treatment of similar products depending on the national rules governing their pricing and reimbursement.
noise emissions of recreational marine engines and avoid market fragmentation and possible barriers to trade;
excessive red tape and market fragmentation.
post-award- are standardised and interoperable, in order to prevent market fragmentation.
These funds are among the most active cross-border investors, but market fragmentation is still a prevalent issue in the European asset management sector.
successful actions to reduce market fragmentation may produce significant effects.
pointing to the risk of market fragmentation.
The Commission will explore how the European dimension can help to tackle market fragmentation.
excessive red tape and market fragmentation.
The analysis which the Commission has carried out is probably most significant when it comes to underlining market fragmentation and the scope for savings from further integration.
there is a risk that market fragmentation is increased and perpetuated.
The main risks relate to non-uniform application of the rules, market fragmentation and a renationalisation of competition policy.
It stresses that Europe spends less on defence than the USA, and that market fragmentation makes it impossible to get the most out of investments.
the reduction of existing market fragmentation and ultimately to job creation.
the Member States against protectionism and market fragmentation.
in inorganic phosphate fertilisers, exacerbating market fragmentation.
Proposals for Member State actions to reduce market fragmentation and improve conditions for venture capital fundraising and investment.
Divergent national policies create significant market fragmentation which affects adversely both fundraising and investing in the EU.
The first set is the largest in terms of questions and covers market fragmentation, access and cross-borders issues.