Le contrat entre régulation et concurrence

Abstract EN

Algeria's economic changes paved the way for economic contracting.

Indeed, opening the main sectors of the national economy to competition leads to the emergence of contract technology as a driving force for the economy.

However, the contract in this new context is no longer like the contract known in civil law.

Contractual freedom is limited by the fact that economic agents sometimes have to contract.

In the same context, the freedom to negotiate a contract is undermined as these dealers must comply with the conditions set forth in the books of conditions set by the market authorities.

It is also, for example, in the field of telecommunications where an open-sector officer encourages free competition to comply with pre-set conditions.

In addition, the control authority can intervene in the contractual process as it has the ability to restore the contractual balance rather than the judge.