The Parent-Subsidiary Relationship in EU Antitrust Law and the AEG Telefunken Presumption: Between the Effectiveness of Competition Law and the Protection of Fundamental Rights
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The Parent-Subsidiary Relationship in EU Antitrust Law and the AEG Telefunken Presumption: Between the Effectiveness of Competition Law and the Protection of Fundamental Rights – Lorenzo Federico Pace (Università degli Studi del Molise – Facolta di Economia)
ABSTRACT: This paper discusses how the protection of fundamental rights has become an issue in European Antitrust Law especially with reference to the parent-subsidiary relationship and the so-called AEG Telefunken presumption.
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