European Competition Law
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
General Introduction
Part 1: Introduction
Part 2: Restrictive agreements and abuse of dominant position
Part 3: Procedure
Title 1: Introduction
Title 2: Scope of control
I: Relativity
II: Definition of market and elasticity of demand
III: Definition of market and elasticity of supply
IV: Definition of market and own consumption
A: Product or service characteristics
C: Marketing methods
VI: Geographic market
Section 2: Non-coordinated effects
Section 3: Coordinated effects/Collective dominant position
Section 4: Countervailing effects
Section 5: Failing company defense
Chapter 2: Exemptions
Chapter 3: Incompatibility/De-mergers
Title 4: Control procedure
Part 5: State aid
330. Segmentation or globalization
1 minute de lecture
Along with the characteristics of the product or its functions , it is the users' conduct which defines the limits of a market. The products are individualized by their conditions of use . Products which are objectively similar may belong to separate markets because they correspond to different uses. Conversely, products which are technically different may fall within the same market solely as a r …
