The authors outline five economic principles that should guide the European Commission’s revision of VBER and its bodog casino review Guidelines.
The European Commission published its evaluation results on the bodog casino review Block Exemption Regulation (VBER) and accompanying bodog casino review Guidelines in September 2020. The Staff Working Document identifies several aspects of the rules governing bodog casino review agreements as warranting greater clarity and/or more specific guidance.
In this article, the authors first consider the key messages in the Working Document. They then outline five economic principles that should guide the Commission’s revision of VBER and its bodog casino review Guidelines. The authors illustrate the application of these economic principles by considering the economic analysis of two specific types of bodog casino review agreements: resale price maintenance (RPM) and most-favoured nation (MFN) clauses.
This article was originally published by Competition Policy International’s Antitrust Chronicle in December 2020.
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