تحليل حواجز الدخول للسوق في القانون الجزائري لمكافحة الاحتكار

Abstract EN

The presence of barriers to entry is a central issue in most antitrust cases involving accusations of market monopoly.

A firm with a large market share cannot generate monopoly profits if enough new firms can easily produces the same product.

In these cases where there are no barriers to entry, there is no reason to implement antitrust sanctions.

The question of how to define barriers to entry is very important for the general policy of the State.

Algerian established a competition council that aims to preserve economic prosperity by protecting markets from the monopoly that may destroy and prevent new firms from entering to industry.

The entry barriers are considered anti-monopoly barriers because it is difficult for the competition Council to accept the claims of new entrants against the existing companies because it is not easy to prove that the reason for the inability to enter stems from the intention of the incumbent firm because there are natural barriers related to the structure of the industry and the company has no intention of creating it.