MARKET AND COMPETITION LAW REVIEW Vol.6 N.º1

VOL 5 Nº1 MARKET AND COMPETITION LAW REVIEW

MARKET AND COMPETITION LAW REVIEW VOL 6 NO 2 (2022)

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Abstract

EU competition law enforcement will soon be facing increasing “competition” from new EU regulatory initiatives in the making. The emerging Digital Markets, Artificial Intelligence and Data Acts all leave competition law largely intact, but simultaneously envisage alternative or supplementary regulatory and enforcement tools to ensure that markets function effectively. In addition, they would create new avenues for private liability actions against businesses. Against that background, it is no surprise that reflections on how to improve, harmonise and regulate existing public and private competition law enforcement frameworks have captured the attention of scholars, policymakers and practitioners alike. The four articles in this issue call either for an upgrade of the existing public and private enforcement systems or for a
better streamlining of competition law and new regulatory initiatives.
| Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel |