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Pierre Régibeau (DG COMP) : Chief Economist – Priorities and cases in times of upheaval

Un entretien avec Cristina Caffarra, Head of European Competition, Charles River Associates, Londres/Bruxelles.

The big “Zeitgeist” discussion when you started off as chief economist was—and continues to be—about antitrust enforcement falling short in its ability to deal with digital platforms in a timely fashion, pre-emptively even, instead of looking back and relying on precedent. I know you had been thinking about exploitation for example, when in private practice and as an academic. Why have we not stretched the existing tools further ? Why could we not do more in terms of exploitation, for example ? Isn’t much of what we worry about with digital platforms their enormously uneven power vis-à-vis those who rely on them ? Isn’t this exploitation ? There is no doubt in my mind that some conduct could be seen as exploitative. Take the example of privacy. From an economic point of view, one aspect of

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Auteurs

  • European Commission - DG COMP (Brussels)
  • Keystone Strategy (London)

Citation

Pierre Régibeau, Cristina Caffarra, Pierre Régibeau (DG COMP) : Chief Economist – Priorities and cases in times of upheaval, novembre 2020, Concurrences N° 4-2020, Art. N° 97295, www.concurrences.com

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