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Behavioural Economics and Some Implications for Competition Law

This paper will seek to look at the legal toolkit and the economics and competition policy background of Art. 102 TFEU (the law prohibiting an abuse of a dominant position of an undertaking) against the backdrop of the general framework of EU Competition law, so as to enable a prima facie identification of certain aspects of application and enforcement of the latter where Behavioural Economics-inspired analysis could be of relevance.