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
VI: Agreements on trading conditions and limiting production
VII: Joint marketing, selling or purchasing agreements
VIII: Agreements on standards, production, specialization or research and development
IX: Cooperatives
A: Definition
B: Conditions of lawfulness
D: Network effect
E: Ancillary restraints
F: Individual exemptions
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
101. Spill-over effect
1 minute de lecture
The setting up of a joint venture by competing operators is likely to create “spill-over effects”, which can be defined as all the restrictions on competition tied to the creation and operation of a joint venture that may arise from the relations between the parent companies and between the parents and their subsidiaries. When the joint venture is “full-function” , the spill-over effects can be ap …
