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Brazilian Competition Law – Unilateral Conducts (Monopolization)

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This class covers how CADE analyses and deals with Unilateral Conduct (Monopolization) cases in the Brazilian Competition Law. In this sense, the class recapitulates the idea of CADE’s repressive role, examines the...

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This class covers how CADE analyses and deals with Unilateral Conduct (Monopolization) cases in the Brazilian Competition Law. In this sense, the class recapitulates the idea of CADE's repressive role, examines the general ideas and CADE's analysis on unilateral conduct cases, address some numbers and data on those cases in Brazil, and, at the end, examines some examples of recent cases judged by Cade regarding unilateral conduct.

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Dario da Silva Oliveira Neto

Senior Scholar, Competition Policy, International Center for Law & Economics / Partner, Alexandre Cordeiro Advocacia (Law Firm)

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