Competition Law Training For Managers

Prohibiting cartels

​​​​​​Stimulating competition in the EU market, as this has positive effects on prices, quality and diversity of products

Protecting European companies from competition from outside the EU

Anti -competitive agreements such as pricing agreements, assigning parts of the market

Abuse of a dominant position

Exchanging sensitive information on the market, prices, customers, etc

All of the above

Substantial fines and work disruptions

Higher taxes and cancellation of business licenses

All of the above

When you make pricing agreements with a third party

When you make price arrangements with another Alphatron Marine office

When you request prices with a supplier

Yes, as both ports will still have a service provider and it will be clear where the customers should turn to with his request

No, because that would be market sharing and be deemed anti- competitive

As this is completely taking place in the Netherlands, the EU competition law doesn’t apply here

Yes, as the manufacturer and the distributor are in a vertical relationship

No, this is a hardcore infringement that is almost impossible to justify

It is allowed to tell distributors to only actively approach potential customers is their own area, but passive sales (for outside their own area) must be allowed at all times

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