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On European Competition Day, the AdC published report aimed at contributing to an agile and resilient economic recovery
On European Competition Day, which took place on June 15 in Lisbon, the AdC has issued a report aimed at contributing to an agile and resilient economic recovery.
To accelerate economic recovery, it is important to eliminate unnecessary barriers in the various sectors of the economy. The AdC has put forward important recommendations in this regard for the sectors of regulated professions, technological innovation, roads, railways, maritime and ports, electronic communications, energy and electric mobility. The recommendations now addressed to Government include carrying out efficient and competitive public procurement procedures, as well as applying competitive neutrality to public aid measures.
Read the report.
European Competition Day
The European Competition Day, organized by the AdC, in the context of the Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the EU, was celebrated on 15 June. Current topics were addressed, including digital markets, economic recovery and the role of competition policy for a more inclusive and social Europe. The Conference was aimed at the general public and brought together government representatives, competition authorities, companies and academia, with a total of more than 500 participants.
See the agenda

Tommaso Valletti, Professor of Economics at Imperial College London and at the University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, head of  the Department of Economics & Public Policy at Imperial College Business School and  Non-Executive Director on the board of the Financial Conduct Authority brought to the AdC webinar, the topic "Privacy, data and Competition".
The presentation is available here.
 
 

The 2021 edition of the AdC Competition Policy Award will be dedicated to academic works in the area of Competition Law.
This is the 4th edition of the award, which aims to stimulate scientific research in economics and competition law. The deadline for submitting work ends on September 6. Learn more
 
AdC’s Competition Policy Priorities for 2021
Among the AdC’s Competition Policy Priorities for 2021: investigating investigation of signs of abuse and collusion, including in a digital environment, as well as supporting economic recovery by promoting the removal of structural and legal barriers, such as those to professional mobility and to corporate innovation.
Read the Priorities here   
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