Main Report 2022
The Monopolies Commission has presented its 24th main report, “Competition 2022”, to Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Dr Robert Habeck. “The competition framework in Germany is a key pillar for managing the upcoming transformation processes. At the same time, it ensures that market power arising from digitalisation and increasing concentration in individual sectors is limited. The Monopolies Commission also takes a generally positive view of the Ministry for Economic Affairs’ latest proposals to tighten antitrust law. It examined the possibility of unbundling independent of abuse as early as 2010 and presented recommendations on the conditions for such an instrument, whilst also highlighting its limitations,” said Prof. Dr Jürgen Kühling, Chair of the Monopolies Commission.
Further downloads
- Kurzfassung PDF, 794 KB (not accessible)
- Summary PDF, 498 KB (not accessible)
- Kapitel 1: Stand und Entwicklung der Unternehmenskonzentration PDF, 4 MB (not accessible)
- Kapitel 2: Würdigung der kartellrechtlichen Entscheidungspraxis PDF, 2 MB (not accessible)
- Kapitel 3: Ausblick 11. GWB-Novelle PDF, 1 MB (not accessible)
- Kapitel 4: Nachhaltigkeit und Wettbewerb PDF, 882 KB (not accessible)
- Kapitel 5: Weiterer Regelungsbedarf mit Blick auf digitale Ökosysteme? PDF, 2 MB (not accessible)
- Kapitel 6: Markenmissbrauch bei der Internetsuche PDF, 659 KB (not accessible)
- Chapter 1: Business concentration in Germany PDF, 4 MB (not accessible)
- Chapter 4: Sustainability and competition PDF, 815 KB (not accessible)
- Chapter 5: Further regulation with redard to non contestable digital ecosystems? PDF, 1 MB (not accessible)
Episode 7: 2022 Competition
Jürgen Kühling and Elif Senel discuss the findings of the 2022 main report on our Cast4Competition podcast.