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Countries are regulating competition in digital markets

Christophe Carugati

15 January 2024

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To ensure international coherence while addressing similar competition issues, legislators should follow shared policy principles defined by an international organisation (e.g., OECD).

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Christophe Carugati

Dr. Christophe Carugati is the founder of Digital Competition. He is a renowned and passionate expert on digital and competition issues with a strong reputation for doing impartial, high-quality research. After his PhD in law and economics on Big Data and Competition Law, he is an ex-affiliate fellow at the economic think-tank Bruegel and a lecturer in competition law and economics at Lille University.

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Countries are regulating competition in digital markets

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