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The Proliferation of National Regulatory Authorities Alongdside Competition Authorities in the EC: A Source of Jurisdictional Confusion

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004
The purpose of this paper is to assess the risks that result from the mushrooming of regulatory authorities at the national level alongside the increased reliance on national competition authorities in the EC. Both sets of institutions have, to a certain extent, overlapping duties and competences.
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What Role for National Competition Authorities after 60 Years of EU State Aid Control? The Case of the Portuguese Competition Authority

SSRN Electronic Journal
<span>Since 1958, the European Commission has been in charge of controlling State aids. The interpretation by the CJEU of Articles 107 to 109 TFEU has been such that almost all advantages granted to certain undertakings by public entities are covered by the concept of State aid.
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Why should National Competition Authorities be Independent and how should they be Accountable?

European Competition Journal, 2007
Should regulatory agencies be independent from the government? Or should they be a department of a given sector ministry? More broadly, should they be independent from the executive, legislative and judicial branches, or be part of one of these branches? These are important questions that come up not only when new Member States join the European Union,
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13. Public Enforcement by the Commission and the National Competition Authorities of the Antitrust Provisions

2019
This chapter discusses the public enforcement regime for the application of Articles 101 and 102 under Regulation 1/2003. It explains the system that applied previously under Regulation 17, and the reasons for, and salient features of, the ‘modernisation’ introduced by Regulation 1/2003.
Alison Jones, Brenda Sufrin, Niamh Dunne
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Institutional Framework of the National Competition Authorities in the Central and Eastern European Countries

2019
There are myriad options of institutional settings in the field of competition law and find the optimal institutional design is a complex matter. Many jurisdictions have found success with very different designs and what works well in one country may not always work well in another. There is a wide diversity of institutional designs for the enforcement
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Empowering the national competition authorities to be more effective enforcers

Competition Law & Policy Debate, 2017
Elisavet Arsenidou   +2 more
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Cooperation between National Competition Authorities: An overview of EU and national case law

The European Competition Network (ECN) is almost 20 years old. Its foundational statute, Regulation 1/2003, came into effect in May 2004, and its members had their powers and responsibilities enhanced by the ECN+ Directive in 2019. The most integrated competition enforcement network in the world, its membership consists of 27 national competition ...
Maher, Imelda, Hosseini, Mina
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Foreword - Cooperation between National Competition Authorities within the European Union, e-Competition Bulletin

2020
It is the overriding belief that the EU competition rules should be applied uniformly and the European Competition Network (ECN) was established for attaining such aim. While the ECN has functioned successfully during its initial stages and still represents one of the most developed co-operation competition frameworks of the world, this foreword will ...
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