Global Competition Law
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Title 1: AUSTRIA
Title 2: BELGIUM
Title 3: BULGARIA
Title 4: CROATIA
Title 5: CYPRUS
Title 6: CZECH REPUBLIC
Title 7: DENMARK
Title 8: ESTONIA
Title 9: FINLAND
Title 10: FRANCE
Title 11: GERMANY
Title 12: GREECE
Title 13: HUNGARY
Title 14: IRELAND
Title 15: ITALY
Title 16: LATVIA
Title 17: LITHUANIA
Title 18: LUXEMBOURG
Title 19: MALTA
Title 20: POLAND
Title 21: PORTUGAL
I: Context and scope
II: Restrictive agreements
IV: State aid
Section 2: Enforcement
Chapter 2: MERGERS
Title 23: SLOVAK REPUBLIC
Title 24: SLOVENIA
Title 25: SPAIN
Title 26: SWEDEN
Title 27: THE NETHERLANDS
Part 2: Third States
604. Abuse of a dominant position
1 minute de lecture
In Romanian law, dominance is traditionnally defined as an undertaking's ability to adopt a conduct on the market independently from its competitors' conduct. Article 6 of the Competition Act creates a rebuttable presumption of dominance based on the holding, individually or jointly, of a market share of more than 40% for a relevant period of time. However, other factors are weighed in to assess d …