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Competition law and consumer protection

By:

Cseres, Katalin Judit

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Kluwer Law International The HagueNL 2005Description: xii, [2], 450 pAction note:

1/17/06 EVELYND

Summary: Examines the role of competition law and consumer law in a free market economy; the notion of consumer welfare; and, the effect of the modernization of EC competition law for consumers. Looks at the economic theories of information, bounded rationally, and transaction costs; the special significance of vetical agreements and merger control; and, how consumers are affected by information asymmetries.

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Examines the role of competition law and consumer law in a free market economy; the notion of consumer welfare; and, the effect of the modernization of EC competition law for consumers. Looks at the economic theories of information, bounded rationally, and transaction costs; the special significance of vetical agreements and merger control; and, how consumers are affected by information asymmetries.

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