The Results Of Competition Violation In The Turkish Law
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6. Uluslararası Multidisipliner Çalışmaları Kongresi
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Literary History,Asian Literature
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Literary History,Asian Literature
Special sanctions arising from competition violations have been treated within the framework of competition-controlled agreements and consistent action, judgment violations and concentrations.In this context, issues such as insolvency, compensation, proof burden, timing are subject to analysis in the light of court decisions, problems are identified and solutions are proposed.Keywords: competition law, competition breaches, competition law sanctions, competition entrance competition law consumer welfare and increased overall welfare, efficiency, protection of small efforts, employment increase, inflation reduction, the simplest expression and the purpose of competition law is to establish and protect competition in the markets.2 In the competition laws enforced to this objective, it is possible to mention three basic prohibitions.The first of these prohibitions is to cause the violation of the competition, the agreement, the coherent action and the decision of the union of efforts.The second prohibition is the violation of competition by abuse of the judge's status.The third prohibition is to act against competition through unification and acquisition by becoming a ruler in the market or by strengthening the ruler’s status.The law No. 4054 on the protection of competition, which is the spine of competition law in our country, has also systematically regulated non-competitive agreements and harmful acts in Article 4; Article 6 has regulated the abuse of the state of the judge and the restriction of competition through unification and acquisitions in Article 7.The competition institution, the practitioner of rkhk, is an independent, administrative authority that began its activity in 1997.Competition body’s duties, powers, responsibilities and work principles and principles are regulated between Articles 20 and 33 of Law No. 4054.In accordance with Article 20 of the rkhk, the competition institution is established to ensure the creation and development of the goods and services markets in a free and healthy competitive environment and to monitor the implementation of this law and to fulfil the duties given to it by the law.In this context, the main task of the competition body is to prevent the competitive process in the goods and services markets from being threatened by using the powers granted to it by law.Providing the effective distribution of resources through the preservation of the competitive process, increasing social well-being, is the fundamental foundation of the competitive institution’s mission (www.rekabet.gov.tr). The attempt to violate the provisions prohibited in rkhk is faced with various sanctions by nature of actions and procedures.With regard to the systematism of the law, it can be said that there are two types of sanctions against the competition.The administrative sanctions that are the first of the types of sanctions are the main 2 bknz for a comprehensive objective discussion in competition law.Gürkaynak, g. (2003, the "maç" discussion from the perspective of "law and economy" for the application of Turkish competition law, competition institution, original works series, no: 1, p. 4, Ankara.3 Official Gazette Date: 13.12.1994, number: 22140.4 Japan and the U.S. competition law enforcement, in addition to two other types of sanctions for competition violations, provides for freedom-binding penalties.
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