Harvard School — paradigm?
Structure-Conduct-Performance model.
Chicago School — intervention?
Limit to efficiency-preventing practices.
Ordoliberalism — focus?
Legal framework for competition.
EU competition law — legal basis?
Articles 101-109 TFEU.
Objectives — main goal?
Protect effective competition.
Consumer welfare — includes?
Prices, quality, choice, innovation.
Recent challenge — example?
Digital Markets Act (2022).
Sources — primary?
Articles 101-109 TFEU.
Cartel example — Delivery Hero?
Fined €329 million for collusion.
Abuse — key case?
Microsoft Media Player (2004).
Market control — regulation?
Merger Regulation (EU Merger Regulation).
Market power — assessment?
Based on market definition and constraints.
Market — defined by?
Product and geographic boundaries.
SSNIP test — purpose?
Identify demand substitutability.
Enforcement — main body?
European Commission and NCAs.
Legal instruments — include?
Treaties, Regulations, Guidelines.
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2. What does 'consumer welfare' refer to in EU competition law?
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