26-February-2020
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26 February 2020 - Discussions at the 2020 OECD Competition Open Day will address competition topics related to fintech, dynamic issues in merger control and labour markets.
4-December-2019
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Hub and spoke arrangements are horizontal competition restraints on the supplier or retailer level (spokes), which are implemented through vertically related players that serve as a common “hub”. The OECD will discuss this topic in December 2019.
4-December-2019
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In December 2019, the OECD will hold a roundtable to discuss what barriers to exit are; how they affect allocative efficiency, and what their impact on competition is. It will also discuss how authorities consider barriers to exit in their enforcement and advocacy work and explore cases where barriers to exit were an important consideration to the case.
2-December-2019
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Providing access to the file and to the evidence to be used in court protects the parties’ rights of defence and promotes transparency and the rule of law. How access is granted varies across jurisdictions. The roundtable in December 2019 will examine different types of rules and modes of access to the file and different approaches to protecting confidential information.
2-December-2019
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Independent regulators are those that operate autonomously and with no undue influence from political forces or private entities. In December, the OECD will hold a roundtable discussion to explore these issues. All related materials for the discussion will be made available on this page.
19-November-2019
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This page contains information on the work of the OECD and Argentina in the area of Competition Law and Policy.
4-November-2019
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OECD Regional Centre for Competition in Latin America in Lima webpage
4-November-2019
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In a partnership with the Peruvian competition authority INDECOPI, a regional centre was established in Lima to provide training to competition officials in the region.
23-October-2019
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The Competition Agency Leaders Executive Programme (CALEP) is a yearly executive training programme, co-organised by the OECD and CRESSE and taught by eminent competition professors, lawyers, economists and members of the OECD secretariat.
10-October-2019
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Rome, 10-11 October 2019: An OECD Workshop for Competition Officials in co-operation with the Italian competition authority, AGCM, was held on "Abuse of dominance in digital markets". Read more about this workshop.