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Vertical agreements between undertakings at the various levels of a supply chain have long been seen as a fundamental focus for antitrust legislation, such as the European Union’s Vertical Block Exemption Regulation (VBER). It goes without saying that such issues are particularly prevalent in digital markets. This authoritative commentary analyses the main restrictions in vertical agreements, emphasising the numerous new and contentious issues arising in the context of Internet distribution. It offers both legal and economic perspectives, as well as examines enforcement and possible changes to the legislation.
What’s in this book:
The contributions from the 2020 conference of the Global Competition Law Centre at the College of Europe ¿ written by experts from a range of professional backgrounds, including leading competition authority officials, lawyers, economists, and academics – provide in-depth discussions of topics that have emerged as areas for conscious policy choices, such as the following:
How this will help you:
With its multidisciplinary approach highlighting the efficiencies and harms caused by the restrictions at stake, this authoritative commentary clearly shows how law and practice apply to specific issues relating to digital markets and how the law is likely to change in the near future. This concise yet comprehensive book will be of immeasurable value to lawyers and officials concerned with European competition law and academics in the field.
