The Relevant Market Concept in Competition Law and Its Application to Digital Markets: A Comparative Analysis of the EU, US, and Brazil

Eben, M. and Robertson, V. H.S.E. (2021) The Relevant Market Concept in Competition Law and Its Application to Digital Markets: A Comparative Analysis of the EU, US, and Brazil. Working Paper. Graz Law Working Paper, Graz.

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Abstract

Market definition is a core concept of competition law in the European Union, the United States and Brazil. The present contribution first surveys the general approach to market delineation in these three jurisdictions. Against this background, it then embarks on a discussion of market definition in digital markets in the EU, US and Brazil, with a particular focus on multi-sided markets, zero-price services and the concept of digital ecosystems. It closes with some comparative remarks and an outlook.

Item Type:Research Reports or Papers (Working Paper)
Keywords:Comparative law, competition law, digital markets, ecosystems, market definition, multi-sided markets, zero-price services.
Status:Published
Glasgow Author(s) Enlighten ID:Eben, Dr Magali
Authors: Eben, M., and Robertson, V. H.S.E.
Subjects:K Law > K Law (General)
College/School:College of Social Sciences > School of Law
Publisher:Graz Law Working Paper
Published Online:08 January 2021
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