Markets, regulation and competition
Understanding the functioning of markets is a necessary condition for designing business-level regulations and strategies that increase well-being and promote innovation. The main objective of this area is to promote and develop quality applied research on the operation of regulated markets and the different industrial sectors. The aim is to contribute to enriching the public debate on sectoral regulations, public policies and industrial strategies, generating ideas in fields as diverse as public procurement, economic analysis of law or competition policies.
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Evento
Retos para mejorar la competencia en el mercado del transporte interurbano de pasajeros
Fecha:
April 2024
Artículo
The strategic complementarity between competition and industrial policy
Fecha:
January 2024
Despite broad-based agreement within economic circles regarding the drawbacks related to the application of industrial policies, recent global challenges have reopened the debate over their potential benefits. If public sector intervention is indeed necessary, it should be aligned to encourage competition and innovation.
Artículo
La complementariedad estratégica entre la competencia y política industrial
Fecha:
January 2024
En este artículo se aborda la cuestión de la relación entre política industrial y de defensa de la competencia.