The OECD held a workshop in Paris on 9 March 2017 to provide capacity building to competition officials that have already or will be involved in performing market studies. Many competition authorities have indicated that market studies are an essential tool for accomplishing a variety of objectives, including preparing for enforcement action in a market, identifying competition problems due to regulation, or addressing consumer complaints in a transparent and thorough manner. However, selecting markets for study when there are no clear indications of a specific competition law violation can be challenging (particularly without consumer complaints or specific references from government bodies), and prioritising markets when many options exist may not be straightforward. ProgrammeThe workshop gave participants the opportunity to explore:
SpeakersThe workshop provided an opportunity for authorities to share some lessons learned, and to hear from our distinguished panel of experts:
Read the Summary of the workshop. |
CONTACT For enquiries on the subject of this workshop please contact james.mancini@oecd.org.
DOCUMENTS AND LINKS 2017 Roundtable on market study methodologies for competition authorities OECD work on Market Studies and Competition 2016 Scoping note on future OECD work (version française) 2015 Note on the OECD Survey on market definition (version française) 2014 OECD Project on promoting market studies in Latin America • Report |
EXPERTS PRESENTATIONS
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Topics Abuse of dominance & monopolisation Cartels & anti-competitive agreements Enforcement practices Evaluation of competition interventions Liberalisation & intervention in regulated sectors Pro-competitive policy reforms
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Key materials, Tools & Guidance Competition assessment toolkit Fighting bid rigging in public procurement Reports by the Competition Committee Reports by competition agencies Work in progress |
Global Relations
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