الممارسات غير السعرية المخلة بالمنافسة في قطاع الاتصالات : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

The practices practiced by telecommunications companies (that are anti-competitive) are not required to be directly related to the price, as they may be related to the transaction, for example, although all the practices are ultimately linked and poured into the mold of the price, and these anti-competitive practices that may be issued by the telecommunications companies vary between practices that may be The target group of telecommunications services users (consumers), and besides that, the target party may be the competing telecommunications companies in the market, and because of these practices of negative effects that are reflected on the consumer of telecommunications services, including the dismrbances they cause in prices and competitors by excluding and excluding them from the market and distinguishing between them.

And because of this of the damage and imbalance in the market Accordingly, in order for countries to absorb these damages, the competition and comparative communications laws and their administrative bodies dedicated to this have taken over to address such practices with provisions and instructions according to the basis of each law and with varying applications from one country to another.

Non-price practices issued by telecommunication service providers and the reasons for their prohibition to establish a competitive system that is free as much as possible from practices harmful to competition.