A think tank on Eu legislation
The European Union aims to ensure fair competition within its single market through its competition policy. The European Commission strictly oversees mergers, cartels, and anti-competitive practices by companies. It has the power to impose heavy fines on firms that abuse their dominant market position or engage in anti-competitive deals. EU competition rules also control state aid given to companies by member country governments, to prevent distortion of competition. Overall, EU competition policy creates a level playing field for businesses of all sizes and nationalities to compete across the single market.
The EU Commission pursues major antitrust cases, profiling Commissioners, investigation processes, enforcement goals to promote fair competition, recent high-profile fines against Google, Intel and more, critique of approaches and priorities in rapidly changing digital markets
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