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Mise à jour : 5 mai 2010 (Rédaction initiale : 2 février 2010 )

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Article - Protection of Public Health and Medecine: between Competition and Regulation.

Mise à jour : 5 mai 2010 (Rédaction initiale : 23 février 2010 )

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Article : What reference costs should be used to regulate access price ?

Mise à jour : 5 mai 2010 (Rédaction initiale : 26 février 2010 )

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Article : What is a price in law ? From Contract Law to Regulatory Law.

Mise à jour : 5 mai 2010 (Rédaction initiale : 5 mai 2010 )

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II-9.2: A Decision handed down by the European Court of Justice on Feb. 25, 2010 on German BSE testing standards defends member state’s prerogatives in determining the amount of risk their populations shall be exposed to.

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The European Court of Justice upheld German regulations on Bovine Spongiform Encephalitis (BSE, or ‘mad cow disease’) testing, which were more stringent than those required by the European Union, on the grounds that Member States are alone legitimate to determine the level of public health protection they guarantee their citizens.

Mise à jour : 5 mai 2010 (Rédaction initiale : 5 mai 2010 )

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Sector Report (Health): A Decision handed down by the European Court of Justice on Feb. 25, 2010 on German BSE testing standards defends member state’s prerogatives in determining the amount of risk their populations shall be exposed to.

Mise à jour : 3 mai 2010 (Rédaction initiale : 3 mai 2010 )

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Bibliographical Report (Grey literature): The United States Postal Service published a document on March 2, 2010, detailing the challenges it faces in maintaining a universal postal service in the United States

Mise à jour : 3 mai 2010 (Rédaction initiale : 3 mai 2010 )

Analyses Bibliographiques : Littérature Grise

III-2.3: The United States Postal Service published a document on March 2, 2010, detailing the challenges it faces in maintaining a universal postal service in the United States

A report, published by the United States Postal Service (USPS) on March 2, 2010, presents the difficult economic situation facing the USPS (declines in volume of mail and huge budget deficits), and the ambitious economic and political measures that will have to be taken in order to maintain universal postal service in the United States.

Mise à jour : 1 mai 2010 (Rédaction initiale : 26 février 2010 )

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Bibliographical report (Symposium): Speech of Joachim Almunia, the new competition commissioner, 9th Global Forum on Competition, OECD, Paris, February 18th 2010. Subsidies could be useful to avoid catastrophes in many sectors; the major difficulty being distorsions between different levels of regulation.

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