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27 Aralık 2024 tarihinde Resmî Gazete'de yayımlanan "Rekabeti Sınırlayıcı Anlaşma, Uyumlu Eylem ve Kararlar ile Hakim Durumun Kötüye Kullanılması Halinde Verilecek İdari Para Cezalarına...

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27 Aralık 2024 tarihinde Resmî Gazete'de yayımlanan "Rekabeti Sınırlayıcı Anlaşma, Uyumlu Eylem ve Kararlar ile Hakim Durumun Kötüye Kullanılması Halinde Verilecek İdari Para Cezalarına İlişkin Yönetmelik", rekabet hukuku alanında önemli yenilikler getirmiştir. Yönetmelik ile tüketici refahına zarar veren rekabet ihlallerinin daha etkili bir şekilde cezalandırılması ve bu tür ihlallerin önlenmesi hedeflenmektedir.

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27 Aralık 2024 tarihinde Resmî Gazete'de "Rekabeti Sınırlayıcı Anlaşma, Uyumlu Eylem ve Kararlar ile Hakim Durumun Kötüye Kullanılması Halinde Verilecek İdari Para Cezalarına İlişkin Yönetmelik" ("Yönetmelik") yayımlanmıştır.1

Rekabet Kurumu ("Kurum") tarafından yapılan açıklamada, yeni Yönetmelik hükümleriyle tüketici refahına zarar veren rekabet ihlallerinin daha etkin bir şekilde cezalandırılabilmesi ve gelecekte gerçekleştirilebilecek rekabet ihlallerinin caydırılabilmesinin amaçlandığı belirtilmiştir.2 Ayrıca açıklamaya göre,

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