“Essential Inputs and Antitrust Barriers in the Mexican Economic Competition Regime” por Pavón-Villamayor

6 agosto, 2014

En un artículo titulado “Essential Inputs and Antitrust Barriers in the Mexican Economic Competition Regime“, mi colega y amigo Víctor Pavón-Villamayor, analizó dos de los nuevos conceptos económicos de la nueva ley federal de competencia económica de México: las barreras de entrada y los insumos esenciales.

El artículo de 6 páginas fue publicado en la revista “Antitrust Chronicle” del “Competition Policy International (July 2014, No. 1). Pueden descargarla haciendo clic acá y por supuesto no dudo en recomendarles que lo lean.

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