Todd Davies

Jan 23, 2025 | verfassungsblog.de | Todd Davies |Spencer Cohen

Competition law, given its history and potential as a tool of anti-domination, is a natural fit to protect and revitalise democracy in Europe from the threats posed by excessive concentrations of private power. Yet competition law is often seen as a limited tool, capable of playing only a marginal role in Europe’s response to the emerging plutocracy. Historically, competition has always been fundamental to liberal democracy.