Competition Buzz: Social Control as a Means of Preventing Anticompetitive Regulations
By: Ismael Beltran Prado
It is impossible not to feel amazed when economic agents exercise such a powerful influence on some regulators in order to lead them to issue anticompetitive regulations, which at the end of the day benefit exclusively their private interests at the mercy of the free functioning of the market and of the public good…
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