Resoluciones sobre prácticas monopólicas y concentraciones: marco legal y práctica
This work analyzes, from a theoretical and practical perspective, the legal framework that regulates economic competition in Mexico: the resolution authority, that is, the Federal Economic Competition Commission (the Commission), its resolutions, sanctions, means of challenge, conflicts powers with...
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Universidad Nacional del Litoral
2024
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| Acceso en línea: | https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Redoeda/article/view/13088 |
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| Sumario: | This work analyzes, from a theoretical and practical perspective, the legal framework that regulates economic competition in Mexico: the resolution authority, that is, the Federal Economic Competition Commission (the Commission), its resolutions, sanctions, means of challenge, conflicts powers with the Federal Institute of Telecommunications and Broadcasting (the Institute) and other problems implied by the existence of two authorities in the matter. In particular, three anticompetitive figures regulated in Mexican legislation are analyzed: absolute monopolistic practices, relative monopolistic practices and concentrations. The subject of economic competition is complex and the literature on it is scarce, so in this essay, in order to achieve a better understanding, some cases resolved by the Commission are studied, relating to these three anti-competitive figures, in which agents participated. economics of both the public sector (civil servants) and the private sector (businessmen), highlighting the relevance of matters in which human rights related to health and food are violated. |
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