Examples of using Anticompetitive behaviour in English and their translations into Russian
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Many trade associations deter their members from engaging in anticompetitive behaviour.
Secondly, a screen may reveal anticompetitive behaviour where the sector, and indeed the cartelists themselves, are unaware of the illegality of their conduct.
Against this background, in the past years, ACM has invested in proactive screening tools to detect anticompetitive behaviour.
Overall, as a tool of cooperation for the purposes of regulating transnational anticompetitive behaviours, bilateral agreements are valued by competition authorities.
Another advantage of proactive screening, compared to reactive types of input,is that it may be able to detect unnoticed anticompetitive behaviour.
This potentially allows for more efficient andeffective enforcement against anticompetitive behaviours affecting several countries within a given region.
It may be the case that the merger control policy contributes to a general tendency to work on symptoms rather than tackling the causes of anticompetitive behaviour.
After reviewing a number of cases such as international cartels and other anticompetitive behaviour affecting international markets, he drew a number of lessons.
These above-mentioned top-down approaches constitute screenings to broadly identify those industries of the Netherlands' economy that have a higher risk of anticompetitive behaviour.
The fact that the Commission carries out such inspections does not mean that the companies are guilty of anticompetitive behaviour, nor does it prejudge the outcome of the investigation itself.
Potential anticompetitive behaviours considered are exclusionary conduct by dominant firms, mergers, vertical agreements and horizontal agreements including cartels.
There is no unified law orenforcement regime that deals with all of the anticompetitive behaviours that may impact on consumers.
Finally in all three jurisdictions, the authority is vested with the power to adopt interim measures to prevent serious orirreparable damage resulting from the potentially anticompetitive behaviour.
In ERAs as a phase,considering the risk of collusion and other anticompetitive behaviour requires a more in-depth assessment of the market concerned, as the commentary explains.
In this context, competition agencies are faced with new challenges andopportunities to curb multinational anticompetitive behaviours and restore competition.
When talking about the other form that anticompetitive behaviour can take, that of an abuse of market power, the perfect case to illustrate this in Albania is the mobile telephony market.
These changes highlight the limits of existing national competition laws to deal with the effects of anticompetitive behaviours on the global markets.
Competition authorities trying to control such international anticompetitive behaviour were often hampered by territorial and jurisdictional barriers and, in the case of developing countries, inadequate resources.
The free-trade arrangements between Australia andNew Zealand(ANZCERTA) included amendments to the competition laws of each country to cover anticompetitive behaviour in bilateral trade.
Some sort of cooperation among countries is thus essential in order to ensure that anticompetitive behaviours on global markets are addressed effectively and efficiently, without competition laws themselves becoming an obstacle to efficient economic performance.
Such a market system should protect intellectual property such as patents, copyrights, and trade marks andestablish rules against monopolistic and anticompetitive behaviour, such as licensing.
In the absence of parallel imports to create competition in the market the Competition Authority suspected that there might be anticompetitive behaviour between national affiliates of the companies(which happened to be multinationals) involved aimed at impeding the price arbitrage.
All six SEE economies have introduced policies that enable the competition authorities to investigate and impose, or ask the courts to impose,sanctions on firms that exhibit anticompetitive behaviour.
RBP controls should check anticompetitive behaviour by incumbent firms in reaction to market entry by the foreign investor, although it may be necessary to exercise leniency in respect of mergers or joint ventures between incumbents(or with the foreign investor) where these may make them more efficient.
Today there is widespread consensus that cooperation among competition agencies is necessary, butnot sufficient to tackle anticompetitive behaviours in the global economy.
WTO Members are only now beginning to address the possibility of negotiating multilateral rules in this area having recognized the absence in WTO treaties of any general set of provisions prohibiting or controlling anticompetitive behaviour; and(d) there was no reference to regulating anticompetitive behaviour in the draft articles of the UN International Law Commission on denial of justice to aliens or on international responsibility of States for injuries to aliens.
The head of the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission said that Zambia had originally adopted its competition law to ensure that gains from economic liberalization hadnot been negated or diminished by the existence of anticompetitive behaviour.
In its Award on Jurisdiction of 22 November 2002, the UPS Tribunal addressed the question whether the NAFTA Article 1105.1imposes obligations on the Parties to control anticompetitive behaviour and answered in the negative.
An obvious limitation is that they exist solely between the two parties involved and although a network ofsuch agreements may help, they may not adequately address the multinational effects of some anticompetitive behaviour.
In addition, although there is no denying the widespread proliferation of competition law andpolicy- today more than 110 countries have viable competition law regimes- a number of countries still lack the regulatory framework to counter anticompetitive behaviours originating from domestic or foreign actors.