Примери за използване на Relevant product market на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(C) The relevant product market.
Consulting and retransmission of information goods to clients in the relevant product market;
Definition of the relevant product market.
The issue here is whether the‘all ormost' requirement can also relate to a specific part of the relevant product market.
Definition of the relevant product market.
(t)"relevant product market" means a market comprising all those products or services which are regarded as interchangeable or substitutable by the.
A relevant market is said to consist of a“relevant product market” and a“relevant geographic market.”.
The parties are actual competitors on the product market if prior to the agreement both are already active on the same relevant product market.
The Commission's enquiry led to the conclusion that the relevant product market was not wider than the market of x86 CPUs.
The relevant product market includes all products and/or services that consumers consider to be a substitute for each other due to their characteristics, their prices and their intended use.
The relevant market is a function of relevant product market and the relevant geographic market. .
In order to qualify as relevant, the technology rights need to be both technically andcommercially substitutable in order for the licensee to be active on the relevant product market.
In addition, the Commission concluded in the decision at issue that the relevant product market was not wider than the market for x86 CPUs.
Under that approach all sales on the relevant product market are taken into account, irrespective of whether the product incorporates a technology that is being licensed(83).
Consequently, the appellants' submission in support of the first part of the first ground of appeal,according to which the General Court failed to conduct an analysis of the relevant product market over time, has no factual basis.
Where the licensor is not a component supplier on the relevant product market, the above reason for imposing captive use restrictions does not apply.
In support of their appeal, the appellants put forward four groups of grounds of appeal,relating to errors of law allegedly made by the General Court in respect of the definition of the relevant product market, the first and second abuses, and the fines.
The fact that both parties are already active on the same relevant product market, without having entered into a licensing arrangement, is a strong indicator that the parties are not blocking each other.
Such a description is likely to lead the users questioned by IDC to include in that sub-category certain tasks which do not belong there(and do not belong in the relevant product market) and which are generally performed by Linux or UNIX systems.
In the decision at issue, in defining the relevant product market, no distinction was drawn between CPUs used in corporate computers and those used in consumer computers.
To the reply are scarcely credible,having regard particularly to the consistent increase in its market share on the relevant product market throughout the period covered by the abusive refusal in question.
The Court will examine in the following order the four categories of arguments which Microsoft puts forward in support of its contention that the circumstance relating to the elimination of competition is not present in this case: first,the definition of the relevant product market;
The term‘relevant market' used in Article 3 of the TTBER and defined in Article 1(1)(m)refers to the relevant product market and the relevant technology market in both their product and geographic dimension.
The relevant product market: for the purposes of this Chapter,"product market" means the market comprising all those products which are regarded as interchangeable or substitutable by the consumer by reason of the products' characteristics, their prices and their intended use;
The General Court has erred in law by upholding the Commission's findings in the Decision on the relevant product market, that for the period 1993-2000 proton pump inhibitors(PPIs) were in a market of their own.
As regards, in the first place, demand-side substitutability,the Commission concludes at recital 387 to the contested decision that‘there are no products that… exercise sufficient competitive pressure on work group server operating systems such that they should be included in the same relevant product market'.
For this purpose, the restructuring plan should take account, inter alia, of the current state andfuture prospects of supply and demand on the relevant product market and the main cost drivers of the industry, reflecting baseline and adverse scenario assumptions, as well as the beneficiary's specific strengths and weaknesses.
It follows from the foregoing considerations that Microsoft has not established that the Commission's finding that there are no products that, from the demand-side perspective,exercise sufficient competitive pressure on work group server operating systems to justify their inclusion in the same relevant product market(recital 387 to the contested decision) was manifestly incorrect.
Although Microsoft maintains in its reasoning relating to the elimination of competition that the Commission adopted an‘artificially narrow' definition of the relevant product market by including only the three types of services referred to above(see paragraphs 443 to 449 below), it does not dispute the existence of such links between those services.
It cannot be inferred from that legal framework that the Commission must ensure a proportion between the amount of the fine, as thus calculated, andthe overall volume of the relevant product market in the European Economic Area, for a given year of the infringement.