رقابة التجميعات الاقتصادية كآلية قانونية لوقاية النظام العام التنافسي

Abstract EN

Economic concentrations are one of the means that companies use to increase their economic strength and improve their competitiveness, but at the same time they can represent a potential threat to free competition in the market, because of the possibility of stimulating anti-competitive practices, in particular the abuse of dominant positions, therefore the legislator subjects them to a priori control exercised by the Competition Council and aims to prevent competitive public order.

The study aims to determine, according to a legal approach, the sufficiency of the legal regulation of this control to achieve its objective in the prevention of competitive public order.

To achieve this objective, the research has been structured in two axes: the first deals with the conditions of the controllability of economic concentrations, while the second deals with the phases of this control.