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InSight 2019 – Consumer protection in a changing society
InSight is ACM’s annual statement with recommendations to the Dutch legislature. As the digital economy continues to evolve, and the number of independent contractors keeps on rising in all segments of the job market, consumer protection is in need of a new impetus.
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5G and the Netherlands Authority for Consumers & Markets
This paper covers regulation and the regulator’s role with regard to 5G. ACM will discuss these topics with relevant market participants.
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InSight 2017
Make full use of the strengths of the market and the government. That is the central message that ACM puts forward in InSight 2017.
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InSight 2015
In InSight, ACM covers different trends that are important to its oversight work such as health care, sustainability, digitization, and energy.
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InSight 2014
In InSight, ACM covers different social trends that affect the interests of businesses and consumers, and which are therefore important to its oversight work.
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Strategy Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets
The ACM Strategy Document forms the basis for effective and efficient market oversight for the purpose of increasing consumer welfare.
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Market Outlook Authority for Consumers & Markets
The market outlook of ACM details the current state of play within the broader realm of consumers and markets, focusing on several sectors.
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Draft version of Strategy Document Netherlands Authority for Consumers & Markets
ACM invites you to comment on this draft version. We look forward to receiving your comments. Please send them to us no later than June 1, 2013.
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Key Priorities for 2013 of the Netherlands Authority for Consumers & Markets
In this document, we would like to present our key priorities for the rest of 2013.
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Network access through competition law: the KPN-Reggefiber case
This article written by Dennis Hesseling and Tako Vermeulen was published in Network Industries Quarterly, 2011, volume 13, no. 1.