Conseil de la concurrence (France)

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The Conseil de la concurrence is France's national competition regulator. Its predecessor was established in the 1950s. Today it administers competition law in France, and is one of the leading national competition authorities in Europe.

[edit] See also

• Office of Fair Trading (United Kingdom)
• Bundeskartellamt (Germany)

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