MARKET AND COMPETITION LAW REVIEW Vol 4 No 2 (2020)

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As Adam Smith illustrated his theories on consumer welfare and free trade in The Wealth of Nations (1776), Italian philosopher Gaetano Filangieri (1753-1788) laid down some pioneering ideas on competition policy in his work The Science of Legislation. “The first object of the laws on manufactures and industry”, Filangieri argued, “should be the promotion of competition and the suppression of the causes that restrict it”; “the best laws in the world”, he further stated, “would not be able to improve manufacturing without competition. The greater the competition, the more the manufacturer will endeavour to improve his products, as he knows that the customer will prefer them to those of his competitor”.
Filangieri also foresaw the need for a ban on State aids: “Streets, canals, a strong currency, and an adequate fleet are the incentives that each government should provide to commerce. Commerce needs no further aids: it is for private entrepreneurs to make it thrive”.
The Editorial Board is proud to present vol. IV (2) of the Market and Competition Law Review. In the wake of Filangieri, this issue features a number of contributions by Italian scholars on EU antitrust and State aids law.

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EDITORIAL

ARTICLES

Governing the Interregnum: State Aid Rules and the COVID-19 Crisis
Andrea Biondi

Taxi Services, Platforms and Article 101 TFEU: Changing the Shape of the Transport Intermediation Services Industry?
Arianna Andreangeli

To Be Agents or Not to Be Agents, That Is the Question: The Impact of the Online Platforms Revolution on the Notion of Agency under EU Competition Law
Luca Villani

New CPC Regulation and ECN+ Directive: The Powers of National Authorities in the Fields of Consumer Protection and Antitrust
Claudia Massa

The European Green Deal: Shaping Environmentally Friendly Policies under - Article 101 TFEU
Andrea Pezza

Two Strings to One Bow? Article 47 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights in the EU Competition Case Law: Between Procedural and Substantive Fairness
Giulia Gentile

BOOK REVIEW
Competition Law’s Innovation Factor – The Relevant Market in Dynamic Contexts in the EU and the US – Viktoria H S E Robertson
Antónia Ferreira de Almeida

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