Abusive Practices in Competition Law
Edited by Fabiana Di Porto and Rupprecht Podszun
Chapter 15: The Italian regulation against the abuse of economic dependence at the crossroads
Valeria Falce
Abstract
The Italian regulation against the abuse of economic dependence is far from being either homogeneous or harmonized. There are, in fact, different sets of laws, sharing different rationales and providing for different means of protection. In order to enhance fairness as the guiding principle on the market and to complement private and public enforcement vis-à-vis abuse conducts, both the interpretation and the enforcement of the Italian rules aimed at counterbalancing economic asymmetries in contractual relations shall take into due account the Italian competition law and policy.
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