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Who should guard the gatekeepers: does the DMA replicate the unworkable test of regulation 1/2003 to settle conflicts between EU and National Laws?
- Abstract:
- The relationship between EU competition laws, national competition laws, and laws that regulate markets and market participants (e.g. unfair trading practices) has been on the EU agenda from its very inception. In recent years, the relationship between those laws and (EU and national) regulation of online platforms has sparked additional debate. The controversy revolves around the fate of national rules that are similar or overlapping with EU laws on competition (Article 101 and 102 TFEU) and on digital markets (the Digital Markets Act, “DMA”).
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- Publication date:
- 2022-11-01
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English
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2298516
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2025-10-07
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- Competition Policy International, Inc.
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- 2022
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