2.6 Remedies for Anti-Competitive Conduct

The section of this module on common forms of anti-competitive conduct discusses various forms of anti-competitive behavior that may arise in ICT markets. This section provides an overview of the remedies available to governments and regulators for responding to:

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Common Forms of Anti-Competitive Conduct

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Contents

2.6.1 Remedies for Abuse of Dominance 2.6.2 Remedies for Refusal to Supply and Price Squeezes 2.6.3 Remedies for Cross-Subsidization 2.6.4 Remedies for Misuse of Information 2.6.5 Remedies for Customer Lock-In 2.6.6 Remedies for Predatory Pricing 2.6.7 Remedies for Tying and Bundling

Reference Documents

Cover image: Nigeria -- Competition Practices Regulation, 2007

Nigeria -- Competition Practices Regulation, 2007

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Cover image: Jordan -- Instructions on Competition Safeguards in the Telecommunications Sector

Jordan -- Instructions on Competition Safeguards in the Telecommunications Sector

TRC Board Decision No. (1-3-2006), Date (14-2-2006)  More



Practice Notes

Malaysia: Remedies for Anticompetitive Conduct

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