Consumer involvement in private EU competition law enforcement / Maria Ioannidou.
2015
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Title
Consumer involvement in private EU competition law enforcement / Maria Ioannidou.
Edition
First edition.
Imprint
Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2015.
Description
1 online resource
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction
Part A. Normative approach to consumer participation: 'Consumer interest' and the aims of EU competition law
Normative justifications for increased consumer involvement
Part B. Practical approach to consumer participation: Improving consumers' role : 'standing' and 'access to evidence'
Improving consumers' role : collective actions
Consumer involvement in public competition law enforcement : towards acceptable alternatives
Overcoming institutional and political limitations : appropriate instruments for the introduction of European-wide measures.
Part A. Normative approach to consumer participation: 'Consumer interest' and the aims of EU competition law
Normative justifications for increased consumer involvement
Part B. Practical approach to consumer participation: Improving consumers' role : 'standing' and 'access to evidence'
Improving consumers' role : collective actions
Consumer involvement in public competition law enforcement : towards acceptable alternatives
Overcoming institutional and political limitations : appropriate instruments for the introduction of European-wide measures.
Summary
In the last decade, EU competition law rhetoric has attributed increased importance to 'consumer interest'. The enforcement of EU competition law often does not match these pronouncements as final consumers and their respective interests play only an ancillary role. The book starts from this observed inconsistency with the aim of strengthening the importance attributed to 'consumer interest' in the application and enforcement of EU competition law. By alluding to the difficulties in adopting a final consumer welfare standard in the substantive enforcement of EU competition law, the book explores an alternative route and focuses predominantly on consumer participation in private competition law enforcement.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-243) and index.
Source of Description
Title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed October 20, 2015).
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Alternate Title
Oxford Competition Law.
Language
English
ISBN
9780191039881 electronic book
0191039888 electronic book
9780198726432
0198726430
9780198726432
0191039888 electronic book
9780198726432
0198726430
9780198726432
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