Jun. 19, 2013
Discrimination between undertakings
By Laurent Benzoni and Louis Vogel
Commercial and contractual freedom for economic agents often results in discrimination between undertakings, depending on the bargaining power of each one or specific economic issues of each transaction. However, is it possible to treat economic partners in the same situation differently? Perspectives of an economist and a lawyer.
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