Introduction 1. Over the last two decades the antitrust enforcement landscape has significantly changed around the globe. From the early 1990’s on, several countries introduced competition statutes and others, that had price controls in place up to then, revised existing legal and institutional frameworks so as to effectively introduce competition law and policy in their respective markets. 2. The Brazilian and Portuguese experience in the last two decades provides a good example of these transformations. With the removal of trade barriers and other economic reforms that were introduced in many countries during the nineties, there was a significant increase of multijurisdictional mergers and, similarly, of international cartels that operate in different continents. An effective
INTERNATIONAL : INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION - COMPETITION AUTHORITIES - BRAZIL - PORTUGAL
International cooperation as an effective tool for competition enforcement : The Brazilian and Portuguese cooperation experience
This paper reviews the experience in international cooperation between the Brazilian and Portuguese competition authorities and identifies potential areas where the two countries could cooperate even further.
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