EU and US competition policies: Similar objectives, different approaches
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27-03-2014
Both the EU and the US have well-developed competition policies that aim to prevent and penalise anticompetitive behaviour. Although the EU and US systems share similar aims, there are a number of significant differences. The EU has an administrative system for antitrust enforcement, in which companies are penalised with fines. In contrast, US antitrust enforcement is based on criminal law, with financial and custodial penalties against individuals.
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- Amerika
- antitrustwetgeving
- bevoegdheid van het EP
- concurrentie
- concurrentiebeleid
- concurrentiebeperking
- controle op concentraties
- controleorgaan
- economische geografie
- EU-instellingen en Europese overheid
- EUROPESE UNIE
- GEOGRAFIE
- kartel
- kartelvoorschriften
- ONDERNEMING EN CONCURRENTIE
- POLITIEK
- politieke geografie
- politieke organisatie
- toezicht op overheidssteun
- Verenigde Staten