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Telecom Monitor for Q1 and Q2 2019
The Telecom Monitor gives an overview of the trends and developments in mobile services, fixed telephony, broadband, television, business network services, and bundles.
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Evaluation of ACM’s Guidelines on the collective procurement of prescription drugs
ACM’s Guidelines on the collective procurement of prescription drugs have helped in the negotiations with drug manufacturers.
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Summary of ACM’s REMIT Interviews
This is a summary of ACM’s REMIT interviews about the role of information in electricity trading decisions.
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Sector inquiry into TNF alpha inhibitors
ACM conducted a sector inquiry into TNF alpha inhibitors. The expiration of patents has led to lower prices. To guarantee their affordability in the future, competitors must be able to gain a solid position on the Dutch market.
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Questionnaire on persuasive strategies in online choice architectures for consumers
ACM is calling on experts in online behavioral persuasion to help think about professional standards in order to prevent deception and unwanted behavioral persuasion of online consumers.
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2018-2019 Annual Report on Net Neutrality
ACM has published the 2018-2019 Annual Report on Net Neutrality
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Non-bidding arrangements regarding online ads closely examined
Hotel chains make arrangements with booking websites not to advertise on search results for their brand names. These types of arrangements may lead to higher prices for consumers.
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Product market definition in hospital care in the Netherlands
ACM has commissioned a research into the definition of product markets in the hospital care and what proportion of that care can be defined as complex care.
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International study confirms that online providers have important shortcomings
An international study has revealed that a large number of providers of online services incorrectly and incompletely inform consumers on the services or products they are offered.
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ACM Working Paper: Reconciling competition and IP law: the case of patented pharmaceuticals and dominance abuse
Even if medicines have a patent, competition law can deal with excessive prices or abuse of a dominant position.