Economic competition is not only a cornerstone of market efficiency but also a subject of constitutional significance. This article, titled Constitutional Aspects of Economic Competition, examines how constitutional principles shape and influence economic competition in various regulatory frameworks. The study provides valuable insights into the role of constitutional law in balancing state intervention and free-market principles, fostering an atmosphere where innovation can thrive, and market participants can engage on equal footing.
Key highlights of the publication include:
- Analyzing the constitutional foundations of economic competition.
- Exploring the balance between state intervention and free-market principles.
- Addressing the role of economic competition in promoting consumer welfare and innovation.
Givi Adamia’s contribution to this study reflects his expertise in constitutional and economic law, providing a nuanced perspective on the legal principles that govern competitive practices.
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