Excessive pricing provisions in competition law: what about what consumers want?
Excessive pricing provisions in the EU, UK and emerging markets such as South Africa aim to prevent so-called dominant firms from charging excessive prices. Unsurprisingly, identifying an excessive price is quite complicated. My research looks at the need to account for the economic value that consumers attach to a product, in addition to the cost of producing the product. I will talk about some recent cases, including Covid-19 related price gouging and pharmaceutical pricing cases in the UK, and their challenges.
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