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HomeEvaluation support study on the EU competition rules applicable to horizontal cooperation agreements in the HBERs and the Guidelines
Final report
Evaluation support study on the EU competition rules applicable to horizontal cooperation agreements in the HBERs and the Guidelines
Final report
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In 2019, the Commission launched the evaluation of Commission Regulation (EU) No 1217/2010 of 14 December 2010 on the application of Article 101(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union to categories of research and development agreements (the ‘R&D Block Exemption Regulation’) and Commission Regulation (EU) No 1218/2010 of 14 December 2010 on the application of Article 101(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union to categories of specialisation agreements Regulations (the ‘Specialisation Block Exemption Regulation’), (together hereinafter ‘Horizontal Block Exemption Regulations’ or ‘HBERs’), and of the Commission’s Guidelines on the Applicability of Article 101 of the Treaty to Horizontal Cooperation Agreements (hereinafter ‘Horizontal Guidelines’ or simply the ‘Guidelines’). The purpose of this evaluation is to gather evidence on the functioning of the HBERs, together with the Horizontal Guidelines, which will serve as a basis for the Commission to decide whether it should let the HBERs lapse, prolong their duration or revise them. The evaluation examines whether the objectives of the HBERs and the Horizontal Guidelines were met during the period of its application (effectiveness) and continue to be appropriate (relevance), and whether the HBERs and the Horizontal Guidelines, taking account of the costs and benefits associated with applying them, were efficient in achieving their objectives (efficiency). It also considers whether the HBERs, together with the Horizontal Guidelines, provide EU value added (EU added value) and are consistent with other Commission documents providing guidance on the application of Article 101 of the Treaty and related legislation (coherence). This study is part of the Commission’s evaluation of the HBERs and the Horizontal Guidelines. The objective of the study is to provide qualitative and quantitative evidence on the effectiveness, efficiency and relevance of the HBERs and the Horizontal Guidelines. In particular, the study aims at assessing whether and to what extent the HBERs and the Horizontal Guidelines are in line with recent developments.
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- Servizio autore: Direzione generale della Concorrenza (Commissione europea) , LE Europe , Valdani Vicari & Associati
- Autori personali: Hausemer, Pierre ; Di Legge, Angelo ; Kubovicová, Katarína ; Fina, Davide ; Sigismondo, Roberto ; Michaelsen, Frithjof ; Rohner, Norman ; Bisaschi, Luca ; Sadlik, Aneta ; Ramada, Paula ; Williams, Rhys ; Pritchard, Andrew ; Botta, Marco ; Boeheim, Michael
- Temi: Politica della concorrenza
- Argomento: accordo di cooperazione (UE) , economia digitale , intesa orizzontale , politica della concorrenza dell'UE , relazione , scambio d'informazioni , sviluppo sostenibile , trattati europei
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-37534-0 | DOI 10.2763/414394 | Numero di catalogo KD-02-21-603-EN-N |
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