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Estudios de Derecho de la Competencia

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  • Ingrid Soraya Ortiz Baquero

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Las transformaciones tecnológicas, sociales, económicas y políticas han hecho que el derecho de la competencia sea hoy una de las herramientas más importantes para garantizar la economía social, la libertad y permanencia de los operadores económicos en el mercado, la eficiencia económica y el bienestar del consumidor. Más reciente, controversial e interesantes resulta la posición según la cual el derecho de la competencia debe propender igualmente por la equidad y la justica en las relaciones de poder y, en esa medida, debe ser claramente un instrumento no solo de intervención en la economía sino de política social. El derecho de la competencia enfrenta a día de hoy retos a todo nivel, desde la generación de un sistema de prohibiciones y excepciones coherente, pasando por la revisión de ciertas conductas prohibidas, el rol que juegan estas normas como mecanismos de lucha contra la corrupción y su injerencia en el manejo y protección de datos personales, al igual que su utilidad frente a los nuevos desarrollos tecnológicos, hasta llegar a temas como la abogacía de la competencia -en cuanto mecanismo para evitar la indebida intervención del Estado en los mercados- y los fines que deben cumplir las autoridades de regulación y competencia. Todos estos tópicos se abarcan en este libro fruto del esfuerzo de numerosos expertos e investigadores cuyo examen se pone al servicio de una mayor difusión y desarrollo de la materia en nuestro país.

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  • Ingrid Soraya Ortiz Baquero, 2022. "Estudios de Derecho de la Competencia," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 1351.
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