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Brussels Binder Breakfast Info Session
How to improve gender balance on policy panels and in media representation?
Past Event
How to improve gender balance on policy panels and in media representation?
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The heads of several national competition authorities have called for more convergence on substantive assessment of evidence in antitrust proceedings and on a methodology for fine setting. The new directive on private damages actions emphasizes the role of national courts and the necessity for a common European framework with coordinated antitrust action. In this competition […]
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Energy is one of the key sectors where the action of the European Commission can be most powerful in enhancing European citizens’ welfare. Long term objectives of environmental sustainability and low energy costs for business and households are a priority in the Commission’s agenda. Action on multiple dimensions is deployed under the largely shared conviction […]
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In this special edition of the Competition Policy Lab seminar series, Bruegel is honoured to host a dialogue between William E. Kovacic, former Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, and Massimo Motta, Chief Economist at DG Competition, European Commission. Prof. Kovacic and Prof. Motta will discuss the current and future challenges for global antitrust enforcement. […]
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The European Commission has adopted a set of proposals to foster the development of the European digital market. Meanwhile, the telecom industry is shaken up by ongoing or announced mergers affecting the telecom supply chain at all levels: from equipment to device manufacturing, from technology development to network operation. In this Competition Policy Lab seminar, […]
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The European Commission launched a ‘call for input’ on minority shareholdings and merger control. At the moment, a company acquiring a minority stake of a target company without gaining its control is not subject to EU merger rules. However, economic theory suggests that even in absence of control, such an acquisition may have negative welfare […]
