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Agreements limiting competition in the motor vehicle sector (An examination in the scope of the block exemption communiqué on vertical agreements and concerted practices in the motor vehicle sector no:2005/4)

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2008
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In this thesis, the agreements limiting competition in the motor vehicle sector have been examined within the framework set by the General Grounds For The Block Exemption Communiqué On Vertical Agreements and Concerted Practices In The Motor Vehicle Sector (No:2005/4). This communiqué (also the previous communiqué no:1998/3) is the first block exemption communiqué issued by Competition Board for a specific sector.In the first section of our thesis, the meaning of the motor vehicle, the persons participating in this sector, the distribution systems, the present economic situation in the motor vehicle sector in Turkey has been examined. Within this scope, especially, we have dwelt upon the basic actors and concepts in the motor vehicle sector and the qualitative and quantitative selective systems regulated in the communiqué no 2005/4.In the second section, the agreements limiting competition and the conditions in order to be exempted from the prohibition regulated in Article 4 of Law No 4054 has been examined by starting from the explanation of the meaning of competition. Within this scope, we have explained the exemption system set by communiqué no:2005/4 and all the previous regulations in the motor vehicle sector.In the third and the last section, the general conditions, the hardcore restrictions and special provisions regulated in the Communiqué No:2005/4 have been examined one by one.

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Ela Erturan

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Ela Erturan (Master Thesis). Agreements limiting competition in the motor vehicle sector (An examination in the scope of the block exemption communiqué on vertical agreements and concerted practices in the motor vehicle sector no:2005/4), 2008, Çankaya University.

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