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On a well-functioning market, businesses compete efficiently on all parameters. Well-functioning markets support high consumer welfare.
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Behavioural consumer regulation
The government’s consumer policy strategy – Consumer in a digital world – has a strong focus on how rules and legal requirements affect both businesses and consumers in the new digital reality. The strategy has prompted the Competition and Consumer Authority to review all consumer-related legislation from a behavioural perspective.
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Joint bidding under competition law
Call for tenders regarding public and private contracts are organized in order to create competition for the tendered contract. In certain cases, undertakings jointly bid for a contract. Often these forms of cooperation are called consortia agreements. In Denmark this type of cooperation is quite common and can be valuable for the public as well as private contracting entities. However, this requires that such a cooperation does not in reality restrict competition but instead creates value for the customers.
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Anti-competitive agreement/decision in an association of camera distributors
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Competition and Consumer Authority acted correctly in merger case
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