antikonkurrenslyd
Antikonkurrenslyd is a term used in discussions about competition law and economics. It broadly refers to actions or practices that, while not explicitly illegal, may have the effect of hindering or reducing competition in a market. This concept is distinct from illegal anti-competitive behavior, such as cartels or abuse of dominance, which are directly prohibited by competition authorities. Instead, antikonkurrenslyd often exists in a grey area, involving strategies that might be legitimate in isolation but collectively or in certain contexts can stifle market dynamism.
Examples of such practices could include aggressive pricing strategies that are not predatory but make it
The debate surrounding antikonkurrenslyd often centers on the appropriate level of intervention by competition authorities. Some