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Introduction

The primary purpose of the assignment is to analyze the first grounds of appeal relating to the abuse of dominant position gave competition law.

The job focuses on a selected case, i.e., Intel Corporation V/s the European Union; the judgment, in this case, is analyzed concerning the related parts of the competition law.

Intel is the market leader in the computer microchip market holding approximately 70% of the market share of the particular segment.

The assignment covers various aspects of presenting the analysis in deep; after studying the judgment of the case concerning competition law, a comparison is also made to two other reports in the case relating to abuse of dominant position.

Tdc-3999 competition law intel corporation vs european commission. The assignment also analyses the opinion of relevant parties involved in the case, i.e., Advocate General and General Court of the European Union. Lastly, a conclusion is provided to present the key findings from the secondary research in this assignment.

Competition Law and Abuse of Dominant Position

As the competition has grown in the recent centuries, the incompetent behavior of the businesses operating across the globe has also increased.

The inefficient behavior and unethical activities in different markets led to the formation of global competitive law, which became widespread and common in the 20^th century.

Different competition laws are proposed around the globe, but two widely regarded international competition laws include Antitrust Law by the United States of America and the Competition Law by the European Union.Tdc-3999 competition law intel corporation vs european commission

In the direction of support these requirements, national and regional authorities are keenly focusing on the development of these rules. [1]

The competition law develops practices by businesses in such a manner so that the market/industry remains competitive and there are no unethical initiatives by the companies.

The abuse of dominant position is one of the areas targeted by the competition laws. In the view of competition law of European Union, the commanding post refers to the place of a company that can restrict competition.

The examples of abuse of dominant position include the charge of unreasonably high prices, depriving

[1] Jones, Alison, and Brenda Sufrin. EU competition law: text, cases, and materials. (oxford university Press, 2016)….