European Competition Law
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
General Introduction
Part 1: Introduction
Title 1: Field of application
Chapter 1: Principle
I: Price-fixing agreements
II: Market-sharing agreements
III: Boycotts/Discriminations
IV: Exchanges of information
V: Professional organizations
A: Agreements on trading conditions
VII: Joint marketing, selling or purchasing agreements
VIII: Agreements on standards, production, specialization or research and development
IX: Cooperatives
X: Joint ventures
Section 2: Vertical agreements
Title 3: Abuse of dominant position
Title 4: Impact of intellectual property rights
Part 3: Procedure
Part 4: Mergers
Part 5: State aid
90. Agreements which limit production
1 minute de lecture
According to traditional economic theory, the direct consequence of limiting production is an increase in prices to the detriment of users. Thus, agreements purporting to limit production are, apart from exceptional cases, considered to be particularly dangerous to competition . This is the case where competing producers put in place production bans , jointly fix the volumes to be produced or del …
