Guest author: Martin Nikolaev From fines for patent leather bags to a political bludgeon Until a month ago, the Competition Protection Commission was known as just one of the many useless state institutions, mainly dealing with fining online stores and women's boutiques for uncompetitively pampering Bulgarian girls with a bonus leather bag...
More »Instead of protecting competition, the CPC declares war on it
If you have been following the media in recent days, you have no way of not having come across the extremely high-profile story surrounding the latest ruling of the Commission for the Protection of Competition (CPC). A ruling that represents a very dangerous precedent that, instead of "protecting" competition, actually tramples on it and threatens the interests of consumers. Let's briefly discuss what ...
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