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Annex V - Table of antitrust decisions in alphabetical order

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 August 2010

Francesco Russo ,
Maarten Pieter Schinkel ,
Andrea Günster  and
Martin Carree
Francesco Russo
Affiliation:
Amsterdam Center for Law and Economics, University of Amsterdam; Bonelli Erede Pappalardo Law Firm; Italian Institute for European Studies
Maarten Pieter Schinkel
Affiliation:
University of Amsterdam and Amsterdam Center for Law and Economics (ACLE)
Andrea Günster
Affiliation:
ETH Zurich and Amsterdam Center for Law and Economics (ACLE)
Martin Carree
Affiliation:
Universiteit Maastricht, Netherlands
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Summary

  1. 3G Network sharing Germany Commission decision 2004/207/EC [2004] OJ L 75/32, Case COMP/38.369

  2. AAMS Commission decision 98/538/EC [1998] OJ L 252/47, Case IV/36.010

  3. ABG/Oil Companies Commission decision 77/327/EEC [1977] OJ L 117/1, Case IV/28.841

  4. ABICommission decision 87/103/EEC [1987] OJ L 43/51, Case IV/31.356

  5. ACEC-Berliet Commission decision 68/319/EEC [1968] OJ L 201/7, Case IV/26.045

  6. ACI Commission decision 94/594/EEC [1994] OJ L 224/28, Case IV/34.518

  7. Acrylic glass producers Commission decision of 31 May 2006, published on DG Comp website, Case COMP/38.645

  8. Additional implementation periods to Greece Commission decision 97/607/EC [1997] OJ L 245/6

  9. Additional implementation periods to Luxembourg Commission decision 97/568/EC [1997] OJ L 234/7

  10. Additional implementation periods to Portugal Commission decision 97/310/EC [1997] OJ L 133/19

  11. Additional implementation periods to Spain Commission decision 97/603/EC [1997] OJ L 243/48

  12. Advocaat Zwarte Kip Commission decision 74/432/EEC [1974] OJ L 237/12, Case IV/28.374

  13. AEG-Telefunken Commission decision 82/267/EEC [1982] OJ L 117/15, Case IV/28.748

  14. AENA Commission decision 2000/521/EC [2000] OJ L 208/36, Case COMP/35.737

  15. AFS/ADP Commission decision 98/513/EC [1998] OJ L 230/10, Case IV/35.613

  16. Air France/Alitalia Commission decision of 7 April 2004, published on DG Comp website, Case COMP/38.284/D2

  17. Akzo Chemicals BV Commission decision 94/735/EEC [1994] OJ L 294/31, Case IV/34.887

  18. Albra-Brasserie Espérance Commission decision 71/257/EEC [1971] OJ L 161/2, Case IV/399

  19. Alcatel/ANT Nachrichtentechnik Commission Decision 90/46/EEC [1990] OJ L 32/19, Case IV/32.006

  20. Alliance des constructeurs français Commission decision 68/317/EEC [1968] OJ L 201/1, Case IV/25.140

  21. Aluminium Commission decision 85/206/EEC [1985] OJ L 92/1, Case IV/26.870

  22. Aluminium fluoride producers Commission decision of 25 June 2008, not yet published, Case COMP/39.180

  23. AM&S Europe Ltd Commission decision 79/670/EEC [1979] OJ L 199/31, Case IV/379

  24. Amersham Buchler Commission decision 82/742/EEC [1982] OJ L 314/34, Case IV/30.517

  25. […]

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European Commission Decisions on Competition
Economic Perspectives on Landmark Antitrust and Merger Cases
 , pp. 394 - 410
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2010

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