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Essential Facility Access in Europe: Building a Test for Antitrust Policy
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Angelo Castaldo
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April 27, 2007
Abstract
This paper investigates the evolution of competition policy decisions in the US and, particularly, in the EU, concerning mandatory access to an essential facility held by a dominant firm. Based on some recent and controversial EU antitrust decisions, we outline a comprehensive test for identifying an essential facility and consequently imposing a mandatory access obligation on dominant firms.
Published Online: 2007-04-27
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